Should I use the screen protector with spray if my screen is cracked? Will the spray harm the screen?
1561273
My phone did not have a cracked screen, so unfortunately I have no way of knowing how well it will work for your phone. My personal thoughts; the spray (it's just water I think) could get in the crack which is always bad. Also, the screen protector may not adhere to the cracked screen. Honestly take your phone to a cell phone company or kiosk at the mall (where they sell cases) and ask their opinion. I wouldn't spray the cracked screen unless they say so.If the crack really isn't that bad and you can spray around it, then maybe you should go for it. Up to your discretion.
1561274
I would spray a cleaning cloth with rubbing alcohol just in case, light enough to clean it but not enough to penetrate.
1561275
No, I don't think that's a good idea. This screen protector is really worth the money but I suggest you get something cheaper to use(one with which you don't have to use spray directly on the screen) until you change the screen. Imho
1791437
Same here. I just applied it dry. Ended up with some big bubbles. Left it like that didn't want to press on the screen to much.
879502
I have a screen protector on my phone, but I have dropped it twice on tile flooring before & screen didn't crack. So, I believe having both helps .
858110
My roommate has one too and it does pretty well with both a wet an or dry application; just make sure the screen is clean and totally free of and foreign bodies, I actually reapplied it at least twice, it's actually a lot thicker than other protective screens. Hope this helps
1461636
I've been using this for about 3 or 4 months and i had no problems with getting damage on screen. It probably will if you slam it without the screen protector-- anything will do, really. I've never got any scratches on my screen, not even on my screen protector.
1568926
Yes, but I advise spraying on the cloth and not the screen directly. The cloth is by far the best I've used but the solution will do if you ask me.
2001926
No screen protector will prevent breaks, and be skeptical of any screen protector that advertises that it does. All glass screens will shatter if the force of impact is not spread over a wide enough area to disperse it - for example, a dropped phone landing on its side or a corner. The best way to protect your screen from shattering is with a good bumper case that can absorb the impact if your phone is dropped. A screen protector will prevent your screen from getting scratched and scuffed, and this one serves that function as adequately as any other.
2247691
do you have an air duster? use that after you spray & wipe the screen down to make sure you remove all the dust/lint!
483424
It comes with a liquid Which should be sprayed on the screen protector before sticking it to the screen. The liquid can be reused if it has to be removed and reapplied. The liquid helps you to paste the screen protector perfectly. I'm not sure if it can be washed with plain water
1417366
Haven't damaged either one just yet, which should indicate that the film is doing its job. If you're referring to the screen getting damaged (cracked), I cannot answer. However, if the film becomes damaged (wear & tear), then you just peel it off. A friend that works for Samsung says the S4 comes with Gorilla Glass V3, so the screen protector is over kill. On the same token, using your nail to peel the damaged film should work like a charm.
1853839
I would personally be hesitant to use the glue. However, the tape alone didn't really suffice for me. I purchased a pre-cut adhesive (packaged similarly to a screen protector) Excellent results.
923798
The screen protector I got stuck to the screen after peeling off a cover on either side of it. It didn't have any sort of adhesive residue and worked out really well. Be sure to apply it in an area that doesn't have much dust floating around because if it traps any particles between itself and the phone screen it will be very noticeable and distracting.
1485906
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
2128418
No, it is not a dry application screen protector. You have to use a spray before you put it on the screen.
577872
Yes your screen should be safe. The front edges and corners are raised and will protect it.
1538972
My daughter in-law had that problem. Since she had the screen protector on, it kept the screen functioning and all the cracked pieces in place.
1359322
Make sure screen is really clean, apply a little at a time(protector), I also used credit card...it holds up better than the included cardboard piece. Dust on screen will leave bubbles. Used YouTube instructions.