Can anyone suggest how to clean screen protector while it's on the device. It's got lots of smudges and need to clean.. .?
1515017
A microfiber eyeglass cloth works for me. I have also used a tiny bit of computer screen spray with a soft cloth and that worked as well.
1515018
I anyways use the cloths from my eye glasses. I found that I like the Moshi protectors the best.
1515019
I use a lens cleaner wipe. The same as can be used to clean eye glass lenses. They work really good.
1515020
I use a micro fiber cloth like the ones you get at the eye doctor. It doesn't scratch the surface.
644181
I'm not sure you can clean the screen. I've never done it. Let me know if it's possible.
1898918
Don't touch it with your fingers, when you are ready to install it clean it with a soft dry cloth, put some talc on it and blow the excess talc with your mouth, don't clean it again with the cloth, once you put the screen protector back on, take all the air out by going over it with the dry cloth, this time on the outside, finish putting it together and viola, no more condensation.
2254161
Hello David, I have no clue what went wrong! I would suggest using a hair drier to slightly warm the screen protector and gently work the bubbles out. My screen went on perfectly the very first time, Good luck. DB
1202642
I use a microfiber cloth or any random cloth (my shirt). I've never scratched it while cleaning. However I have scratched the screen protector plenty of times on other things (slid down next to my car seat) and it actually did "heal" as promised, so don't worry about it too much.
1160672
Nothing you can do. I removed my screen protector and no more bubbles or trapped dirt.
1019211
Your problem is a little confusing. Let me see did you put the screen protector on and now that you are trying to get it off the glue is stuck to the screen or to box protector? If it is the box try rubbing alcohol or finger nail polish remover it will take time. For the actual screen on the phone you could try the same thing, but I would use a q-tip and go VERY SLOW!! You don't want to get liquids in the phone. You could also take it somewhere that fixes phones, however they will charge you a substantial rate. Good luck and google for more help, you can never learn enough.
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I bought the case a few months ago and still haven't gotten the bubbles out. I've tried everything and finally have just learned to deal with the splotchy screen thanks to the bubbles. I've been tempted to cut the screen protector out of the case and just be done with it.
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On my old phone I had a matte finish and didn't really notice it. On my new phone, I have a clear screen protector and notice smudges very easily. I suppose the clear probably looks more like there is nothing on the phone, but makes fingerprints and smudges more noticeable. So.... I don't know if that helped at all, but that is my experience with screen protectors. That being said, if I were to make the choice of clear or matte again, I'd go with matte.
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Clear adhesive tape is your friend. If you want to remove the screen protector, simply stick some tape on it and pull it off. But if you would rather fix the bubble, tape down the parts of the screen protector where the bubble ISN'T so that it won't get out of place or completely removed. Then use a different piece of tape to lift the corner nearest the bubble. While you are holding the screen protector off the phone, use another piece of tape to fetch the contaminant hair, speck of dust, Cheetos crumb or whatever else is in there. If you are careful, you can even use tape on the underside of the screen protector. Stick the tape to itself, leaving a little sliver of sticky exposed, and use the unsticky sides as a handle. If you don't care about saving the screen protector, it should peel right off with your fingernail.
50625
I am sorry to hear. This has never happened to me. Maybe rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover will help. i would recommend u test it on a small area first before doing it on the entire phone.
878503
I haven't tried to remove it, but I have been debating it because lately my screen isn't as responsive to touch. I don't know alot about screen protectors and if there is a limit to how long they work. It may also be my tablet that's the problem. However, it is still as attached to my screen as it was day one (none of the edges are coming up).
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I would recommend removing the current one, clean your screen with a soft cloth and screen cleaner. let dry and then install the BoxWave. I love mine, I clean it every once in awhile. great product.
929979
So far I haven't felt the need to clean it. If you had to you may be able to snap the front screen off then wipe it out or else you would need to blow it out with compressed air.
677211
looking more closely at my tablet I realize that it has a pre-installed screen protector to which you are referring . So disregard my comments which no doubt you have already done. This means that I had 2 screen protectors on my tablet which I had replaced as the on off switch or something beyond stopped working...dead tablet. I like the tablet a lot so I hope this one will last. Seems quality control is now 'return and replace.''
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I found out that the best method to get rid of the dust is using the dust removing stickers. After you wipe the screen with the micro-fiber cloth, use the stickers even if you don't see any dust. Then quickly apply the protector. The more you delay, the bigger the chance some tiny, nasty mote ensconces between the display and the protector ...
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I took the screen protector out and bought a separate one that can't get dirt under it. Good luck too you.