IS this "wet application" Screen protector ? Is there any which does not involving wetting the screen ? Thanks
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No water needed. This screen just adheres in air. It uses either surface tension or static charge.
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Hello Gerardo S,ArmorSuit screen protectors are waterproof to a certain amount of water. We generally do not recommend leaving it in water for a long time because it could possibly cause a problem with the screen protector. Thank you for your concern.
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Rami Elamine and David P. Bard, can you comment on whether you are using a screen protector, such as ZAGG or InvisiShield? I have seen a few complaints like this that appear to be related to the dye in the cover soaking into the screen protector. Or is it actually causing problems on the screen itself?
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These screen protectors have a sticky side that is covered by a film with a removal tab labeled "1" and a non sticky side with a film labeled "2". The most important thing to remember is to thuroughly clean and dry the screen with a lint free cloth prior to installing! Even the smallest speck of dust will stand out. When ready, peel the sticky side film off and carefully align the bottom edge with your screen, then allow it to settle into place. Use a credit card to push any bubbles to the edges. Bubbles with specks will not move. Last step is to peel off non sticky film.
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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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Hi. It comes with a spray that you apply to the back of the protector they have you turn your phone off for 12-24hrs. For it to dry and get all bubbles out. So look into it more because that moisture probably isn't the best thing for the internals of the phone. Goodluck with your situation.
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I have only known and used the wet application. the wet application being that you spray the device with a supplied wetting solution, and then apply the shield. I am using the new "glass" shield and love it.
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This product actually does not have the built in screen protector. The protector included is actually the stick-on film protector that you have the option to apply, or not. I hope that helps!
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It kind of depends on you for how wet the process will be... I usually make my screens pretty wet when I apply... However I don't think it's necessary to go overboard. My opinion is that you will be fine. Maybe even just spray the protector and not the screen. The wet just allows easy adjustment of the protector. You squeegee all the wet out once your happy with the placement. I'm not sure this will stop the crack from spreading though...
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No idea but I wouldn't bother getting it. It's not like a little piece of plastic screen protector. It's this weird spray on stuff where you can't use it for 24 hours after applying. I'd look at a different one.
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No! It is honestly the easiest screen saver I have ever applied on my own...way better than the ones requiring liquid
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No use of water is involved, just use the included clothe to wipe the screen clean and apply the protector.
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Yes, a hard-type protector that "floats" over the screen. We chose not to use it, and purchased a different brand.
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No, it isn't a wet install. Your iPhone needs to be clean and dry for best results. Follow the instructions and the installation is very easy.
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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
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My screen protective is good so far. Occasionally I use sanitizer wipe it on the surface of the dust.Did you wash it with too much water?
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No, this is a wet application, similar to Zagg, Bodyguardz, Ghost Armor, etc. Save your money and get a dry one though, since the Nexus 7 has a flat screen.