Does it necessary use glue (loca glue) beetween display and glass or adhesive its sufficient ?
205013
Careful in separating glass from frame. Get clear understanding in what you need. Eventhough tutorial is fairly clear you order more than needs.
205014
The kit comes with adhesive that goes around the border. All you do is heat it up and it sticks. Perfect!
2211758
My LCD screen came with thin double sided sticky tape. One cuts this into appropriate sizes to fill in the area where the LCD does not cover but the digital matrix (glass cover) does - extend. There is YouTube video somewhere that shows how it is done. I was not totally impressed with this method, I thought a better idea would be to buy the LCD - bezel assembly, that is pre-assembled. The Bezel is about $12 extra. This saves one the messy job of peeling of the broken glass too.
1359062
I used 3M-brand spray adhesive to glue it to the inside of a plywood instrument case. It worked flawlessly (I just followed the directions on the can) and it looks really nice.
2202524
I have a 13" and I've only been able to find 15" glue here: 15" MacBook Pro Glass Adhesive StripsBut I just cut it and it worked fine. Only my LCD was broken so I don't have any personal suggestions for the glass.
1712267
No glue or adhesive is needed. Remove the original carefully, and you will see that all you'd need to do is just press the new one into the slot in the frame. saved over $200 by doing it myself.
197608
No soldering is required. But you will need a few tools:1. Putty knife to pry the old glass away from the iPad body.2. A heat gun to soften the glue (Careful! too much heat will tweak the display).3. Suction cups to help pull the glass away.4. Small jeweler's screwdrivers to unscrew several very tiny screws inside the body.5. A utility knife (X-acto or similar) to help remove the plastic film that protects the glue on the new glass.
1596123
That depends on what surface you are mounting it to. Seeing that you want to use glue it is probably unnecessary to use the rubber gasket that comes with it. So, you will need an adhesive that is water resistant and will bond to plastic and whatever surface you are mounting to (i.e. tile, painted gypsum board, wall paper, etc)
1895754
You need to get the glass panel with the LCD screen digitizer all together. It cost me $57.00 and the 3m glue that's recommended. It was an easy fix, unfortunately my teenagers were using it without a case and broke it again. My son tried ordering a replacement for $28.00 and it only the glass panel.Return what you purchased and order the whole thing together. Good luck.
1107854
Hi, thanks for your reply. How did you make the L pieces stick to the LCD? With the velcro or with some kind of adhesives?
903379
Just the screen and I can't recall if there is adhesive. Generally you would just heat up the existing adhesive. There are no tools. I wouldn't recommend this kit. It is incredibly hard to do it correctly. I saw a kit with the screen, bezel and bracket included for an extra $20-30. That means, you just unscrew your board and put it on the new kit. No glue, no heating up, no special care, no breaking glass! I am good at these sort of DIY projects and ended up breaking the bezel flaking off paint. Also, there is a ghost in the screen if you don't get 100% contact. I recommend the kit with bezel.
238150
My personal advice is to buy the tape. They are easier to apply, more clean. If you prefer amore professionals way, buy loca glue.. beware, they are messy, and you will need uv light machine. Without the light, it won't set. Also, if you're carefully when you take of the broken glass, you don't need to buy adhesive bc there is a thick layer in between the digitalized glass and the lcd screen. Lift a corner first, then insert a thin plastic ruler horizontally in between the two screen, and try to wiggle it free. Clean out the broken pieces with a tweezer, then put the new screen on. If you do this step carefully, you don't have to buy adhesive, if you don't, there will be a lot of sweating and swearing when you try to clean out the old adhesive. It hard. Then use the tape. If you use the loca glue, then buy the light also, cure it , then you are done. Hope this will help.
1175090
If you can put together a 'regular' glue it model, or can follow instructions well, you should have no troubles. If you do have any issues, there are forums on the web with boatloads of help like rcuniverse.com or rcgroups.com
1194233
Tape is not included but there should be enough adhesive left from the original screen.
1083651
I didn't use glue, the screws hold just fine. I used the track to provide access to a reptile tank, which is accessed every day. I would use a two part adhesive if I were to use any.
442428
No, you will need to buy: 1mm Wide Double Sided Layer Adhesive Sticky Tape Sticker for Mobile Phone ~ Glue LCD Display and Touch Screen Digitizer Glass ~ HTC HD Mini HD2 Desire Wildfire S EVO 4G 3D Desire Z T-MOBILE G2 Droid Incredible S Mytouch 4g 3g Thunderbolt Sensation and apply it to the glass yourself. It's not too difficult. The hardest part is keeping dust out of between the glass and LCD and making sure your tape makes a complete seal. You also might want 2mm tape for the top and bottom.
964307
No it does not require any glue. You may want to have some on hand anyway, as sometimes you may want to add something to the model. Also, all the missiles are individual, which is nice but chances are one or more of them won't stay in on it's own.
410278
they make precut adhesive just for the note 2. i dont advice you to use loca adhesive because it very hard and very tedious to do right. just make sure ur adhesive isnt too flat to where your glass will begin to touch the lcd and cause a wet lookin bubble in between the two