do you need a glue to secure this onto the glass
1499614
Not at all - the wipe had a very tight fit. It was easy to install - only tool need was the saw to cut it to the exact length for my door - it just slid right on, and has stayed in place for the last two months.
1499615
No. It is a compression fit. No glue or silicone required. Actually it would attract mold growth, as mold will easily grow on silicone before plastic.
1499616
No, it just pops on. I suppose you could use clear sillicon sealant if it felt loose.
1499617
No. The sweep that I had had glue on it and the residue left from it was sufficient.
1499618
If it is the right thickness of your glass door You don't need glue. you just slide it and it holds by itself.
122220
No it doesn't seem to have any glue, I like it as it does exactly what it should be doing, protecting my device.
1580975
There's no glue. The adhesive comes off with the screen protector leaving your original display as clean and new as when you bought it.
1613159
Nope. Don't put the foam directly on the glass of course, but other than that you'll have no problem at all.
2002388
No you don't need glue, it's just like a sticker you peel the back cover then stick it on. If you are doing a large area make sure to have plenty of extra help because it's not easy to get all the wrinkles and air bubbles out during installation.
1816153
I did not have to use any glue. It is a tight fit getting it in that seems to be enough to hold it in place.I did have to use a small flat screw driver to get the old one out.
210033
No. They use the glass as the weight to support it. Without the glass, very flimsy.
377750
Not bad, just clean all of the glass particles and make sure the adhesive is well distributed
2106061
It did not with my purchase. I would have thought the adhesive (pre-installed) on the glass was a given.Purchased March 15, 2015
2251315
I doubt it, the film will probably tear away from the glass, it is weakly held on by adhesive.
996465
I have not had a problem. I make sure that when I wipe the edge of the brush I keep it within the little plastic opening so the glass part stays free of glue. I love this stuff - I even use it to repair small things around the house!
1467066
You can do it without it, glue is optional. But some parts stay a bit better if you use some.
1943092
Yes you can we recommend that you use a bid of extra glue to secure it in place
1165098
No glue needed to fix an iPhone 5c screen . This item require technical skills , would suggest taking it to a repair shop so you don't damage your phone
1648966
No need for double sided tape at all. The glue will secure the glass to the digitizer very tightly after you cure the glue with an LED light source.
1162462
There is no adhesive needed. The glass is already cured to the lcd / digitizer. It simply screws in.
1688732
I guess it depends on what you're trying to do to the glass. This is not glue and is not intended to hold things together. It is a sealant to keep moisture out. I think if you tried to use it to keep a crack from getting bigger or put two pieces of glass together it will not work. And even if it worked temporarily it won't be structurally strong (depending on where the break is). Plus it will leave a raised part on the glass.If, however, you're trying to use it as a sort of "bumper" to keep people from cutting themselves or to take a sharp edge off of a glass corner or to keep moisture from getting under the tabletop, then it should work ok. I guess it depends on what you're trying to do to the glass. This is not glue and is not intended to hold things together. It is a sealant to keep moisture out. I think if you tried to use it to keep a crack from getting bigger or put two pieces of glass together it will not work. And even if it worked temporarily it won't be structurally strong (depending on where the break is). Plus it will leave a raised part on the glass.If, however, you're trying to use it as a sort of "bumper" to keep people from cutting themselves or to take a sharp edge off of a glass corner or to... » Read More I guess it depends on what you're trying to do to the glass. This is not glue and is not intended to hold things together. It is a sealant to keep moisture out. I think if you tried to use it to keep a crack from getting bigger or put two pieces of glass together it will not work. And even if it worked temporarily it won't be structurally strong (depending on where the break is). Plus it will leave a raised part on the glass.If, however, you're trying to use it as a sort of "bumper" to keep people from cutting themselves or to take a sharp edge off of a glass corner or to keep moisture from getting under the tabletop, then it should work ok. « Show Less