I got a lot of bubbles, what can I do? Can I take it of and clean, and put it back?
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I wouldn't suggest doing that. By removing it, you could possibly get more particles on either the screen or the screen protector. If you want, you could remove the one currently on your phone, and apply a new one. But when applying this new one, apply it in a room with no particles flying about. The best room would be a bathroom after a shower. This should give you a bubble free screen, as the steam helps catch the particles. Hope this helped :)
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It won't stick as well if you take it off and reapply. You need to use the plastic piece to push the bubbles out as you slowly apply the film. It's pretty easy but hard to describe.
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I found that once you remove the cover, you will have to replace it with another. Read the instructions carefully and use a credit card to push it along and your bubble count will decrease.
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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.
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Your not going to clean this properly, just clean it as best you can with hot water and alcohol, use it for a length of time & replace.
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The air bubble look goes away. No yellowing. You have to clean it intermittently, as it seems to attract dirt.
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Yes, give it a few days. If they are large bubbles use the rubber wedge to push them to the sides. Small bubbles will work themselves out.
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It took me a few tries. You must make sure everything is clean and lint-free, and you must use the card (or a credit card will do) to smooth it in place starting from one corner and working diagonally across. If any bubbles stay in place, start over. If you push hard enough, the bubbles will move to outer edge and dissipate.
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the tape isn't to remove the bubbles its to clean the screen prior to putting the cover on it. There should be a small card to push the bubbles out if any, and it normally takes a day or two for them to go away if you have any small ones left.
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This has happened to me a few times. I couldn't figure it out at first, but then I realized that it was getting a little clogged. I think I'm due to change the filter, but today when I was cleaning it, I blew into the black hole so that water came out the other end and made sure I the motor really well. Put it back together and the bubbles started coming back up through the top. Ashtyn is right too -- you have to really make sure the two pieces line up perfectly together.
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Having never had to do it, I can only offer suggestions. Not a technician, but at 67, been around the block a few times enough to garner experience. ;&lt;) 1. Is it a hard water accumulation (white powder) ? If so, soak in vinegar. 2. Is it possibly fabric strands (shouldn't, but could be) ? If so, try to remove the screens. You might try soaking them in bleach or drain cleaner (it's main ingredient is bleach). After removing the worst of it, you could then carefully (IF the screen is metal and there is no RUBBER gasket), hold the screen over a flame to burn off the rest. OR, you could spend a lot of time meticulously picking out whatever is left. All I can think of. Hope I've helped.
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I just use soap and water. I was it out right away and make sure it dries completely. I'm sure some kind of cleaning solution would work hopefully...
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U should be able to clean that out then use soap and water to clean it with aftetwards
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Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
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Sorry i can't help with this. Did you take it completely apart when cleaning it?
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I have taken a scraper to try and roll out the bubbles but it takes forever. So I've taken the Vynll half off the roll and that works.
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Take the rubber seal out and wash it also . Once open. I hope I was of some help to u. I had the same problem.
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I actually used Froggy's Pro Bubble Juice... Very nice solution made lots and lots of bubbles.
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You can reuse the screen using homemade cleaners (bleach or vinegar) or by using an actual emulsion remover. The latter will get better results of course.