Do you remove a film from both sides of protector? Tab on outside wasn't attached to anything and can't figure out if there's a film there.
1954781
Yes, it doesn't look like there is a film on both sides but there is. I found that out one day when my screen looked like it was coming off, it was just film covering.
1954782
There is no film for the screen protector.You just position the screen protector on the tablet and press it on. Its really simple.
1954783
The company has an installation video for the iPhone which is the same process as for the iPad. The link is http://www.i-blason.com/install/#. The short answer is yes you have to peel off the inside first and after installation you peel off the outside protective film. I visor is a better but more expensive screen protector.
1954784
I can't remember with certency however I believe it is only one side. It was easy to apply. Good luck
1954785
i don't remember removeing a second side so I ont think there was anything there
86149
That was a good idea. I've never seen any protective film like this before. Maybe they'll send them back to me instead of replacing them. The film was placed so perfectly on the screen (despite the bubbles) that it really seemed like it might be permanent.
879419
The screen protectors have a color coded number system to putting them on. The first tab (1) is orange it came off with the piece you don't use.The second is blue (2) that one was really stuck to the protector and took a little patience and my thumb on the screen protector itself to pull off. Then I just used a little water on a paper towel and rubbed till the residue disappeared.Good luck
1042200
Yes there's two papers that surround to actual screen protector one Wil have a tag that says either front or back...u will take off the one that says back...u will no....stick it on them peel of the 2nd...I used a card to get mine really perfect...only downfall.....u can't see for S*** in the sun
932660
Try slowly pulling up the corner on the bottom of the kindle. It should pull away from the protector. Then pull it off. This happened to me the first time I install the protector. Once you get the corner up it will come off easy. I did have to tabs but pulled it off accidentally when installing.
86150
Mine has the bubbles and minor peel-off at the top corner as well.The rest of the screen looks perfect, as others have said. I did find it possible to use the flat part of my fingernail and a piece of cardboard to press it back into place so it almost looks perfect. I figure I'll leave it on as a first layer of defense. Zagg.com has great screen protection films but with the ability to close the lid on this unit, I figure I shouldn't need that.BTW- anyone know if spare batteries are available???
187681
I had the same issue at first. Then I realized the sticker tabs are only on the two protector tabs. The actual screen protector is in between.
1297307
You may have to remove the cartridge ant take off any protective film etc. There is an instruction manual. However, you may also have got a used cartridge from your seller. You may want to search online for the product support telephone number and they may better assist you.
16257
why would you want to? remove the film from protector. Glass adds weight and can be broken.
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
109645
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. 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.
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. :)
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.
932663
I'm pretty sure this item only has one tab to pull. On step #6 it said tht this item (anti glare) has only one protective layer to remove.
1541256
Yes, when you pull the film off, that side is sticky too. Putting the new screen glass on is not too different from applying a screen protector, except of course the glass isn't flexible.
1206560
I noticed when I first got it too, but then saw that the installation instructions say "Please note that there is a protective cover/film on the mirrors surface so that it does not get scratched during shipping and handling. Ensure that this protective film cover is removed prior to use and cycling." The film isn't immediately obvious, but if you scratch with a fingernail at the edge, I suspect you'll find it (if you haven't removed it already).
719339
I took the screen protector out and bought a separate one that can't get dirt under it. Good luck too you.