How to clean my my screen protector
1444225
I use the celaning cloth but if you are referrign to if it gets stuff stuck to it on the underneath side then it's toast.
1444226
I use the cleaning cloth provided with my protector. If you don't have one, they have these cleaning cloths at any eyeglass distribution place. (i.e. Visionworks)
1444227
A microfiber cloth is best. As far as the S3's glass, I bought one of those tiny bottles of a lens cleaner. After it was empty, I filled it with Windex. You can use any paper towel or tissue because the glass on the S3 is Corning and is (so called) scratch resistant. I Can't say how Windex would affect the screen protector.
1529104
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
1320181
Try wiping it with hand sanitizer or something with alcohol in it. When I installed mine i used the dust removal stickers it kinda left residue on the screen. If that doesn't work then idk
853442
Get it really wet and then make sure to squeegee out the bubbles. Leave the device off for 12-24 hours.
1266046
I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything on your phone. I hope that helps.
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.
1694337
Just start at one corner and using either your fingernail or something's that can lift the screen off the glass, like a credit card or something, and begin by lifting it up and away from the glass. Using a cleaner safe to use on your phone or electronic screens clean the screen and dry and then finish wiping with a lint free cloth. Then simply re apply your new one just like the last one. Good luck
2111874
I will need a wet cloth to lubricate the screen after you've cleaned it well. Then carefully place the screen protected on while it's still moist. Once you've put in in they way you desire, push all the air bubbles out :)
1370879
Hello Hambrighty, Thanks for your question! Our screen protectors do not leave any residue once removed. If there is anything on your screen, a nice buff from the enclosed Microfiber Cleaning Cloth should alleviate anything on there. :) If you have any more questions, feel free to let us know here or at support@ismooth.com Have a good day~ Brooke Customer Service iSmooth
1873078
I just soak it in hot, soapy water then use a soft brush/bottle brush to gently clean it. Carefully rinse the tube and screen.
1370880
Hello Hambrighty,Thanks for your question! Our screen protectors do not leave any residue once removed. If there is anything on your screen, a nice buff from the enclosed Microfiber Cleaning Cloth should alleviate anything on there. :)If you have any more questions, feel free to let us know here or at support@ismooth.comHave a good day~BrookeCustomer ServiceiSmooth
1806115
I have already thrown my instructions out. You basically rub the screen down with the included alcohol pad,let it dry and then wipe it with the included cloth so the screen is clean. Peel the protective film off the glass screen protector and line it up and lay it that side down onto the phone's screen. Press in the middle of the screen protector and the air or any bubbles will push out to the sides of the phone leaving the new glass protector looking like it isn't even on there.
890734
Use the hair dryer to heat it up untill adhesive becomes loose. Than just pry it off with a soft plastic tool. You can use rubbing alchocol to clean any resedue left on the screen.
1500471
It came with a cloth to clean the screen. Just use that to clean the screen a few times. I highly suggest installing it using the hinge-method. Once you get everything in line, before removing the film on your final step, lift it up enough to clean the screen one more time. Then remove the film and let the screen protector sticky part attach to the ipad. Use your fingers to gently push the air bubbles out. It won't take long to get those air bubbles out. I hope this helps.
795714
Removing a screen protector defeats its purpose, but they can be easily removed. Note they are a one-time use product. The best way to remove a screen protector is to use scotch tape -- put a piece of tape on one of the corners and pull. The whole screen protector should start to come off the screen.
1044282
When I removed the protector, I just lifted one corner and peeled it off. It did not damage the screen or leave a residue on the screen. I did clean the screen per directions before installing another one.
679623
Use a credit card as you install it to make sure it lies flat. If you get bubbles that'd and you have dirt or lint on the under side of the protector. You are kind of screwed at that point. Clean phone and protector as best you can and reapply.