Strange pattern imprinted on screen protector doesn't come off?
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Hard imprints will leave a permanent mark on your screen that is visible in a certain angle of light. For example, if you took the back of a pen and pushed hard along the screen, you would see a imprinted line in the right angle of light. This has zero affect on viewing the screen in normal day or night use, not noticeable unless you look closely.
248615
What kind of pattern? I don't have any pattern imprinted on mine. You have to make sure your fingerprints are damp so they don't leave an outline on the sticky side of the skin.
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You have to make sure that the screen protector has an even amount of spray on it and that your fingers are damp as well. If you have any patterns It should be gone within 24-72 hours. I usually spray my fingers with a lot of spray and the screen protector too. When you squeegee the screen protector all the bubbles and excess liquid come out. Hope this helps! :)
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It will fade away after about 3 days! :) Remember you can always peel it off, run the screen protector under water and reapply! :)
1228845
I always take the screen protector off of all my electronics. I don't like the way it looks normally, but I haven't taken the screen protector off of this piece yet.
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
677215
There are two protectors on the screen. One with graphics and writing and a clear one that is really thick. Remove them both! I installed a good one I got from best buy. The screen is ultra-responsive.
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I think its your phone's light sensor. If you have it set to automatically adjust the brightness a screen protector could mess with the sensor.
1212375
Me too. I think that's all too common with tempered glass screen covers. The good news is that the problem, at least for me, gets better over time and the cover now sticks better.
909270
It's glued to the case. I was a little concerned with that myself, but as I've been using this for sometime now, I can barely tell that the screen protector is there. But anyway, I guess you could cut it off and it wouldn't hurt anything. It does offer some nice protection though.
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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
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Yes, but I found it left a ghost imprint of itself on my screen. I removed mine for this reason.
161932
I have a regular screen protector on the screen underneath the Otterbox's built-in protector, and I am getting the static cling you describe. It's annoying, but there's no solution I've found.
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are you using a screen protector? this may be the problem. Just wipe down the screen protector more frequently. I experienced this today but cleaning the screen more often solved the problem. Hope it works for you.
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I'm pretty sure you removed the tab, not the second layer. There shouldn't be any residue. There are three layers in all. Remove the back layer to put on tge phone. When it's sealed and all the bubbles are out, use the second tab to peel the entire front layer off, not just tge little white tab.
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My application of the screen protector is clear without distortion. Your case sounds like an air bubble. Recommend carefully lifting the corner nearest the distortion and reset the shield where there distortion is located. Make sure ther are no air bubbles.
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I removed mine about 3 times to get it perfectly adjusted (I trapped a couple dust particles under the screen protector) ... It worked perfectly all three times. Just try not to get finger oils on the "adhesive" side and it seems you can do it multiple times.
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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. :)
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You know... I have not had this problem. I removed my screen protector from my "Note II" no problem when I had sold it. Have you tried contacting the company for support or checked their website for an FAQ? Maybe I'll try to remove the one from my "Nexus 5" just to make sure and just reapply the second one. I'll respond back if I do it this weekend, if it works no problem, you might have a defective one?
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I had spots appearing in random locations on the screen. Not sure if this is your problem. I pretty much narrowed it down by googling my issue and all solutions pointed to the digitizer.