Can anyone recommend a glass or plastic screen protector that fits a Speck Candy Shell case?

Hi. Does anyone know if a glass screen protector will be too thick to fit the Candy Shell case? I really don't like the film options. I specifically want to get the Sir Lancelot's Armour glass protector.

Ive seen and played with most all the zippered strapped cases, and most all of them are awful.
it still ended up back at the Incase strapped case, very thin, but very well padded, well made and the perfect all around choice.
id recommend getting a like new used one for $25 on ebay rather than $60 new. But as you wish.
like this :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Incase-Neoprene-Sleeve-Plus-Laptop-for-13-Apple-MacBook- Air-Black-/171188196301?pt=US_Laptop_Cases_Bags&hash=item27db9c93cd
$20 , Incase used like new , perfect choice.
same case new is $60

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I was sniffing around some other forums,(as you do), when I came across this post. It sounds intresting, and may be worth giving it a try.
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"Repair your noisy cpu and system fans
This is a fix that will last for a long, long time.
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End Quote.
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