Can you reapply this screen protector if it gets dust under it or comes off?
249259
Yes, if it does happen to come off it can be reapplied. Once it's on not any way for something to get between it and the screen.
249260
When I applied it, a tiny hair was caught underneath. I tried to remove it, and the hair, and reapply, but it's just too sticky. I ended up just dealing with it. I don't think it's really meant for multiple applications.
249261
Yes you can, if done quickly. I recommend not purchasing this screen protector and purchasing a glass screen protector.
744380
no. simply clean your screen and apply just like any other screen protector.
1771496
I wouldn't think so. I used the screen protector and it can be taken off as needed. Like for putting another on later. Armor suit is awesome. Careful to be in a completely dust free place when applying though.
957337
Take your dust tape and go over the glass then re wipe the glass with the cloth that comes with it and re apply the screen protector. It's good to also be in a dust free environment while applying it also such as your bathroom five minutes after a hot shower as the moisture in the air will clear the room of dust...
939501
It is removable and can be reapplied if you are really careful. The problem is that you will likely get dust on the sticky surface and cause bubbles when you reapply it. I don't know if you could remove/apply it again if it has been installed for a long time, but I did it during the first hour after I installed mine because I had gotten it on a little crooked.
1172447
Absolutely! I just replaced mine due to damage from chemicals, and the screen was beautiful underneath. The shield cannot be placed back on without using the spray on removal and replacement, but there's not a promise you will have a clear screen protector- fingerprints abide.
1262308
I've only had my screen on for a short time, I couldn't get dust, hair, debris out no matter what I did. I found it easier to just remove the cheap 'protector', it helped with the response on my phone as well. You can always put it back on, as it's attached with cheap hot glue.
461227
I popped mine right out as I dislike any of the built in screen protectors of any case. Dust or other debris always seem to make their way in. The adhesive is double-sided tape which I was able to readily peel off. Phone is still solidly in place as there is compressive foam on the back shell which will compensate. Also, unless you have a screen protector that is substantially thicker than the already thick, built-in, one I do not see any issues with any after market screen protector.
349541
I was unable to use the screen protector because it overlaps and pulls away not sticking. So I have had to remove it all together.
1877704
Take off the pre-install screen protector. Once I did that the quality was the SAME as the original. The pre-install screen protector is REALLY thick and blocks the quality of the screen.
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.
1157926
I don't think so. I haven't had that issue, which was a major problem with my last screen protector. This is a pretty high quality screen protector. I can't say there will be no friction, but it's much smoother than any other screen protector I've used.
1941660
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 :)
1615747
You want to apply only one screen protector with the gps turned off in an area free of dust and pet hair. If you need a guide to properly apply it you can refer to a video via youtube.
1485904
Bubbles are causedBy dust on the screen even tiny partials .the best bet is to apply the screen protector in a room with high humidity, ie in a bathroom with the shower turned on the water vapor in the air eliminates the dust issue. Just be careful removing the second protective cover,and good luck
786802
It is a wet apply. Use lots of the solution they send and it may take a few days or a week or two before all the moisture underneath disappears but after it does it is super clear and a great screen protector
867114
Not sure if possible without issues conflicting w/ screen protector underneath... Would expect there to be problems with the touch screen losing responsiveness - why would you want both? Just switch to the anti-glare and be done w/ it!