Can I put water on the screen with a sprayer, while I apply this protector? I'm thinking it's a good idea to keep air bubbles away..?
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Bubbles are causedBy dust on the screen even tiny partials .the best bet is to apply the screen protector in a room with high humidity, ie in a bathroom with the shower turned on the water vapor in the air eliminates the dust issue. Just be careful removing the second protective cover,and good luck
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I had no issues with air bubbles when I applied mine; seems like you're making it more complicated than it need be...
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These particular screen protectors do not come with a spray like some do. It might help, but since these may not be designed for it, I don't know what impact it may have on the adhesive
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That probably would not be a good idea. The water might hurt the adhesive and it is easy enough to apply without getting bubbles.
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I don't think that would work out too well. Just clean it well. It went on very nicely with no bubbles
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J.G., thanks for your question. We give 2 PET screen protectors in a pack in case the installation with the first doesn't go as planned. Our screen protectors are good and apply well, however with such a large device it can be a little difficult to apply without bubbles. That's the reason! Hope that helps. Best, Tech Armor Support
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Installing - Clean the surface with a fiber cloth. Start from one end and using a credit card or similat start rollling as you press the screen with the credit card right behind. (This was the instructions in another similar product I purchased earlier and works quite well, with almost no air bubbles and dust). Droplets of water seem not to do any harm but have not tried deliberately.
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I didn't get any bubble when i used the screen protector. Actually, took some pain... I cleaned the glass with spray available for cleaning computer screen and then put on the screen protector starting from one side and observing that no bubbles are formed. Once it is there, in case any bubble is there, smoothen it till one of the nearest edges. The bubble will go away.
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Hello! This sticker sticks very well and if you apply it on correctly (as stated in the instructions) you shouldnt get any air bubbles. The sticker looks very smooth and slick. It's perfect and easy to use. Just apply it on your wall, use a credit card to remove any air bubbles and then remove the protective cover. Voila!
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I did not, I simply just stuck it on my screen and used a bubble remover to remove any excess air bubbles. Hope this helps
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Use baby powder mist/dust to coat the inside of the screen protector. You need to shake the baby powder container the squeeze only a slight amount out to coat the screen protector. There are a few youtube videos showing how to do this. I did it and it works pretty well.
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I notice air bubbles by the top but not the bottom. I honestly haven't noticed it though until I saw your question. Not sure how to combat it though unfortunately
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You can use a screen protector without messing up the seal, the package includes a screen protector from life proof so it was designed around it
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What I do, Mary, is get the spray and not only dowse the sticky part of the cover but also lightly spray the iPad as well. It will still be a little sticky, but you should be able to slide the shield into place. Once you get it where you want, the rubber piece that comes in the package is used to squeeze out the moisture. Start in the middle of the screen and work your way out getting the big bubbles out. It takes a few days for all of the small bubbles to go away, but they will.Good luck!! Maggie
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You have to make the solution yourself! It comes with a container n it tells you to put some hand soap n water in the container and mix it together and that's the solution you use to put on the screen protector
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Not very hard if you have similar experience, perhaps did the same thing for iPhone, all the stuff you need is in the pack. Find a clear and tidy place, make sure your screen is "uncontaminated" at all before you put it on, or you have to use another protector, it is OK if you have air bubble, all you have to do is push it to the any edges.
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Hi Jane, This is a lovely window film. I've had mine for over a year. And it's still in perfect condition. You asked about wetness. I've had no experience with subjecting this window film to water. You mentioned bubbles. When applying this film, you have to be ABSOLUTELY SURE that it is FLAT up against the window - and THAT is really hard to do. But if you can have someone help you, it would greatly insure a flat fit against the window. If you do all that, I'm fairly certain that the window film will pan out very nicely. It's definitely worth the effort. Annette
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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.
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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.
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I always clean the glass surface first then I place the screen protector careful but it does still leave bubble. I smooth it out with a plastic squeezie that sometime comes with it and that works.
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If you still prefer to use your screen protector then keep it on, you don't have to use it but I would keep it just in case. Hope this helps :)