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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The best way is to look for bubbles, inflate it as much as you can and then with a pool or river, or even the hose, look for air coming out. Hope this helps. Kendall in Maui
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Lift the edges of thee case up a little where the air bubbles are forming! :) try to flatten it a bit if you know what I mean
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Hello David,I have no clue what went wrong! I would suggest using a hair drier to slightly warm the screen protector and gently work the bubbles out. My screen went on perfectly the very first time, Good luck.DB
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More than likely there was more hardener in the mix. Do another coat and right after pouring us a heat gun or hair dryer to move it around and remove bubbles and any unevenness.
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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 use the wet method as suggested. Then use the squeegee. There are several water bubbles left. Do not try to squeeze them out! Most will be gone by the next morning. All will be gone in a day or so.
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Hi,You usually would clean it with water and soap.Best regards,Customer service
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I just did. Be sure to seal it well and submerge it in a bucket or your pool for a few hours to see if bubbles come out. Since it is LED it an be tested while up outside the water for extended periods if need be, but it is not really recommended still.
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I did not, I simply just stuck it on my screen and used a bubble remover to remove any excess air bubbles. Hope this helps
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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 :)
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I would contact the company I use this stuff and ended up replacing all of my de filters if your trying to fight green algee and have not broken down your de filter and cleaned all of the screens that's what you need to do they algee up and your just pumping the green stuff back into your pool I wlll never use this stuff again hope this helps
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Try putting it in the bath tube under water and see if there is bubbles coming out
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It's most likely on the black underside, so you might try squirting some dishwashing liquid on it after inflating it--the air bubbles show up better that way. Then, use some rubbing alcohol to clean the spot before patching it. Good luck!
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Take a piece of lightweight cardboard and gently run it down the screen over the plastic. This should take care of it. Also make sure your screen is clean.
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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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Wash it with mild detergent and hot water, and rinse thoroughly. It should be fine after that.