Some might call me ghetto, but I did this on my Munster's grandpa scoop, and it seemed to result in less rejections and smoother ball flow out of the scoop, not to mention a little less wear and tear on the ball itself. Also, if the ball hits the front of the cliffy and gets slightly airborne into the scoop, it is less likely to bounce back out, as the fabric 'cushions' the ball slightly and increases the odds of the ball staying in the scoop. It has been in almost daily use for 8 months, shows little wear except for a little darkening where ball hits the fabric.
See pictures below. I cut a piece of moleskin (Dr. Scholls!! lol) and placed it inside the scoop underneath the phone. It has adhesive on one side, and is slightly cushioned material. Barely noticeable unless you are looking for it. Sorry for the quality of pics, forgot to take them until after I replaced the glass, so angle of shot was not great.
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Added over 4 years ago:
update- have played 30 or so games since adding the fabric pad. The % of balls that enter scoop rather than bouncing out has increased from 30% to probably 85%. It could be because I am getting better at the game (LOL), but I think the fabric pad is softening the landing of the ball against the scoop, increasing the odds it stays in the scope.