I found a hair got under my screen protector and I wish to remove and replace it with another, how can I do so without damaging my phone?
827174
I usually lift the screen protector gently, only enough to remove the hair and any other dust, then firmly press the screen protector back down. Use a credit card to prevent any bubbles.
827175
Clear adhesive tape is your friend. If you want to remove the screen protector, simply stick some tape on it and pull it off. But if you would rather fix the bubble, tape down the parts of the screen protector where the bubble ISN'T so that it won't get out of place or completely removed. Then use a different piece of tape to lift the corner nearest the bubble. While you are holding the screen protector off the phone, use another piece of tape to fetch the contaminant hair, speck of dust, Cheetos crumb or whatever else is in there. If you are careful, you can even use tape on the underside of the screen protector. Stick the tape to itself, leaving a little sliver of sticky exposed, and use the unsticky sides as a handle. If you don't care about saving the screen protector, it should peel right off with your fingernail.
890578
The Digitizer underneath the screen may have gotten damaged. Not sure how to fix that without getting a new phone. There could also be a piece of dirt or dust under the screen.
1160672
Nothing you can do. I removed my screen protector and no more bubbles or trapped dirt.
113869
My phone screen has been broken, and I find myself reading it .. changing it and then carefully remove the broken screen to Stick (parts only). Instructions posted on youtube
449709
I'm such a dork! Is that what that plastic thing was? It did have a plastic thing in it that was probably supposed to be a screen protector. I thought it was packaging material and I removed it. It was glued in there with a bead of something like silicone caulking that allowed it to be removed without a great deal of difficulty once you broke that seal and tugged at it. Duh. :)
1284299
Do you mean, to remove it and place it on a different device? I don't think you can. You can wipe it clean after it is placed on a device.
1496727
I'm sorry I cant help you. After the first one scratched so easily, I threw the others away and bought new ones. Normally you peel one side, apply and then peel other side. The key is to have the glass really clean and use a lint free cloth so no foreign matter under the shield
606821
Remove it by wedging a credit card on the righ side corner, between the phone and case. Make sure you're not damaging the volume buttons on the left, also be gentle when attempting since the case is fragile.
262305
Like everyone else is saying, you can simply peel it off. This is also useful for fixing a bad install. Although, I have gotten small particles under mine on install and now they're really embedded into the shield.
2211432
I don't know if this would work but if it was mine, i would remove the protector and reapply the spray that came with it. Good luck.
1118208
I have not figured that out yet. Same with me one came in place and I am afraid to try and remove it. Sorry
1694338
And once you do remove your Tech Armor shield, because it did fail you, I recommend not putting another one on less you want your phone damaged! I dare you to try and get a replacement from Tech Armor, they won't do it! I recommend instead buying a ZAGG InvisibleShield Glass for Apple iPhone - Case Friendly. Much better case and they have actual Hassle Free Replacements!
434351
Yes remove the plastic one first by peeling it off starting at a corner. It should peel off very easily. Then follow the screen cleaning/preparation and installation instructions that come with the new screen protector. If you have any more ?'s I will be happy to help as much as I can.
1676360
I'm pretty sure you could. It might just take some clever cutting to match the shape of the phone. The adhesive is very strong so it might damage your phone once you decide to remove it.
1183989
after you have it on for a while they may go away. If not you could put on a separate screen protector and remove the built in one.. I didn't find it too bad I use both screen protectors a little bubbling in there doesn't bother me
882309
Using a hair dryer slightly warm the screen protector and it should come off easily.
1114625
Had to remove the built in screen protector cause dirt got trapped behind it!!!