do you take both the blue film and the backing off of the plate or just the film if so how do you get the white cardboard backing off ?
903972
Mine didn't have cardboard. Just peel the blue film off. You don't need the back. :)
903973
Only remove the blue film. It's meant to protect the plates from scratches before use. Don't try to remove the cardboard backing. It helps soften the sharp edges of the metal plate to protect your hands and fingers from getting cut.
903974
You only need to remove the blue film the backing has nothing to do with using the stamp I would assume it is just branding.
951545
Try a damp rag with a drop of dawn dish detergent on it to take off the waxy film.
1644209
Take your finger nail or a razor at the edge of the film and try to separate the two parts.
1832131
If I'm remembering correctly the white side is just paper. You stick the black side to the window, smooth it and remove the white paper. Good luck!
1597615
Yeah I have done it both ways... Usually use it till it get scratched a little, then pop it out.. Just glued around edges... Comes out with moderate effort
864536
The backing is harder that foam, it reminds me of a cardboard with a fabric overlay, but smooth inserts for Pins. From what I can tell it does not come out, the backing is firmly adhered to the sides and back of the unit. I do not know if you could remove and get a "clean" appearance. I.e. unsure if glued or nailed in.
2180489
Yes, remove the cardboard first. Hope they work as well for you as they do for us.
1913139
I just spoke with a tech at 3M and they said the best way they have found is to apply a thicker coat over what you have and once it's dried for at least 24 hrs, peel it off and it should pull the layer underneath as well. Just make sure if you've waxed over the top of the film, you'll need to use something to strip the wax or it won't adhere to it. The second method is to soak it in ammonia based window cleaner for at least 15 minutes and then use a car sponge to scrub it off.
2243865
I assume u want a way to use the scanner, not buy another like others have suggested. I'm not sure what you meant by "remove the slide". Is your mounted slide somehow stuck in the scanner and you want to pull it out? Or asking how to unmount the film from the slide frame? If the latter, cut the cardboard and get the film out, then scan. If you want to remount it (but why, since you have scanned it in), there are plastic slide frames you can buy that snap around the slide film.
2113442
There is glue on the back side of plate. Just peal off the covering and paste it on door or wall.
1457356
There is a plastic plate on the top. Turn off the unit then Lift the plate up then grasp the top of the collection plates and lift it out. It just slides in and out. Clean(wipe down) the collection plates with a damp cloth then let dry before replacing into the unit.
1275640
I peeled it off. Mainly due to the heat that a hard drive can produce. I think the film is simply a remnant of the manufacturing process.
1878027
I have not removed mine, but it is not supposed to. My understanding from the instructions is that you should heat the area a bit with a hair dryer to aid in removal. 3M makes top notch stuff. I am not worried about it when the time comes to remove the film. Stick to the 3M stuff. And no, I don't work for 3m;)
1644210
As others said, use two pieces of tape. However, if possible, have a helper help you peel the cover off and do it slowly. The film has a tendency to curl and you may create a crease if you are not careful. Also I found it very beneficial to spray the film as you peel it back so that if it sticks to itself it will not be ruined because it will be wet.
1067766
I have only installed it and not have had to remove the film ... so unable to answer yoiurt concern
1263929
You have to have long nail. But from my experience, the difficulty level of removing the film was 4/5 where 5 is the easiest and 1 is the most difficult.Hope this helps.
1482648
You can't remove it, but don't worry it is spring-loaded and recesses back into the TV if you don't want to look at / use it. You just push it back into the frame of the TV. I agree, I got this TV about 2 months ago and haven't used the camera once, it stays away.