Can this be floated into place on a film of water+detergent like TechSkin "Skinomi" or ArmorSuit Military Shield?
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NO, according to the instructions it doesn't mention that type of solution. I've notice many of the screen protector manufactures have different methods for installation. It's best to follow their procedure.
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Yes you can, however you need to keep the strip out of the elements. Do not place in an exposed location, cover with a water proof membrane in a dry location.
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Hey there! I don't believe so.. as this isn't vinyl that you can easily wipe wetness off (I had the vinyl one before I bought this but that made my children very uncomfortable in sleeping).
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Sorry "S", though I'd planned to use that expandable foam last fall I didn't. I'll be using it in a month or so too replace flotation in a little run-about. I did see a few people use it successfully on "You Tube." You may want to explore. that.option.
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yes. I've found that the mesh ones work best with water. the vinyl backing ones work best with contact gel (Spectra 360 or the like)
1005848
You can, but there is no need. Screen protectors on oleophobic gorilla glass displays are counterproductive. They do no good and can occasionally damage the coating, if you use the wrong one.
1456051
No. Not a good idea as it may destroy the plastic and/or glass. The chemical used is also not a good idea to press against you face skin. Also this product leaves a white haze over everything so your camera and screen would be cloudy. There is a company that now waterproofs phones. You have to send it in to them to do it though. I forgot the company's name but I'm sure with a little research you can find it.
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Hello R Chung,We don't recommend using this screen protector for another device. The measurements could be the same however, the cutout could be very different. Please purchase the correct product here : ArmorSuit MilitaryShield - Microsoft Surface Pro 2 Screen Protector + Black Carbon Fiber Full Body Skin Protector+ Lifetime Replacement
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I haven't tried it but I can't see why it wouldn't. The Velcro should be fine and the main contact points are durable foam rubber that should remain in place even if wet.
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Probably not a good idea. As it's held in place by static energy, rather than adhesives, it probably won't cotton too well to exposure to the elements.Installation is straightforward and quick, and any remaining air bubbles dissipate in a few days.
159801
I have not tried the film in this configuration, so honestly don't know, but there are adhesives that work with film and are transparent
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I wouldn't think the tag would put up with too much regular water immersion. It's two plastic halves secured by two screws with little in the way of waterproofing. Nothing saying you couldn't fairly easily seal it with silicone tape or something, though.
65948
Needs to be applied with a wetting solution that comes with the shield. Apply carefully--if you don't have steady hands it's better to have someone else do it or have it done professionally.
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I do not think so...it is like a tape on your skin, the surface texture is like of band aid.
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I have a different silicone springform that I put right in the water bath. I expected that with this, but it leaked in. Perhaps if I'd wrapped with foil it would've worked but I'm not risking another attempt.
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Hello Mitch! Unfortunately, ArmorSuit products varies with the use of a dock system. It may or may not be compatible.
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I wouldn't use the lite for that, I'd use the heavy. Any bubbles just press out. But I'm not sure it would work at all since it must be sewn. The Heat-n-bond company insists it doesn't have to be sewn and that if you have to sew it you're doing it wrong, but apparently everyone I've ever talked to about it is doing it wrong, because they agree with me. (In other words, I think the company is full of it).