Giotto's SP8301L Aegis Multi-coated LCD Screen Protector how to remove
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I haven't tried to remove one. If you put a bubble in it, then you'll get to try and slowly push the bubble out with say a round piece of wood... assuming your thumb nail is not working. Having broken two of these screens, I use a razor on a box knife to slowly peel off the broken bits of glass. Lifting the edge of the Giottos with a razor blade, like on a box cutter may work. good luck. rbd
1302124
I think you can just lift it, or use a blow dryer to heat it up, then lift. I haven't tried to remove mine.
1302125
I have never tried to remove the screen. If you do would be interested how and why.
1302126
It will come off easily if you use a hair dryer to heat it up gently then start to pry up one corner and lift it off.
1302127
You can remove it by heating the LCD (apply heat very slowly) with a hair dryer. Don't get it too hot, too quickly. The Giottos glue will loosen, so you can VERY carefully slightly lift around all sides to free it. Don't pry it from one end it will crack. Go slow and use care and you should be able to remove without breaking. (I would probably leave it on and get a new one if your replacing your camera.
2114721
Before you peel it and stick it to your phone, clean your phone's screen until it's spotless, and try to remove all dust. I found that peeling the back off of the screen protector partway and placing it partway on the screen first made it easier to finish the application. Once you have positioned it so the screen protector is not blocking the top speaker on the screen and is straight, finish peeling the back off and complete the application. If there are any air bubbles, you can use gentle pressure with your fingers to push them to the edges of the screen. If there is a squeegee included, use that. Before you peel it and stick it to your phone, clean your phone's screen until it's spotless, and try to remove all dust. I found that peeling the back off of the screen protector partway and placing it partway on the screen first made it easier to finish the application. Once you have positioned it so the screen protector is not blocking the top speaker on the screen and is straight, finish peeling the back off and complete the application. If there are any air bubbles, you can use gentle pressure with your fingers to push them to the edges of the screen. If there is a squeegee included,... » Read More Before you peel it and stick it to your phone, clean your phone's screen until it's spotless, and try to remove all dust. I found that peeling the back off of the screen protector partway and placing it partway on the screen first made it easier to finish the application. Once you have positioned it so the screen protector is not blocking the top speaker on the screen and is straight, finish peeling the back off and complete the application. If there are any air bubbles, you can use gentle pressure with your fingers to push them to the edges of the screen. If there is a squeegee included, use that. « Show Less
16257
why would you want to? remove the film from protector. Glass adds weight and can be broken.
878503
I haven't tried to remove it, but I have been debating it because lately my screen isn't as responsive to touch. I don't know alot about screen protectors and if there is a limit to how long they work. It may also be my tablet that's the problem. However, it is still as attached to my screen as it was day one (none of the edges are coming up).
679348
you gently pull it off. it should be easy to pull off the screen its sticky not permanent.
1521875
I just did it, but it was not obvious. The people who say to remove the silicone cover first are right. The key is that you have to realize that the silicone cover is one big piece -- I kept trying to find a seam to separate it. Instead, hold the case as if you were looking at the phone, and bend back the silicone cover at the corners (away from you). Do that on all 4 corners of the screen -- you'll need to stretch it a bit, but it will come off. Then, you'll just have the hard inner case, which is opened by popping the 2 tabs on the side and the 1 at the top.
1284787
Mine shattered and luckily the original screen was perfect! We used a razor blade and gently scraped it off. It was easy.
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.
1883621
It's not hard to remove. You can just pick a corner, lift up and pull it off. It's on there pretty good, so it will come off slowly. But be warned, once you remove it, it's possible that you will crease the corner where you pulled it off and putting it back on, it won't be the same. Protectors like this don't use adhesive, it's more like how saran wrap sticks to glass.
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First put on some latex gloves, then wipe down the computer screen with the dusting cloth in the package. Make absolutely sure the screen has NO dust/dirt particles. Try laying it flat on the table and looking across the screen to be sure its clear. With the gloves still on remove the backing on the Screen protector and try to only hold it by the edges. Line up the notch with the windows button on the bottom of the screen and allow the screen protector to adhere from the center of the device to the outside edges. Smooth the air bubbles out with the long side of your credit card wrapped with the cleaning cloth from the center of the screen to the edges. As long as the screen and the protector are clean and free of dust and dirt this should work. If not, I'm pretty sure this is why they come in packs of 2, I guess they give you one to practice with. CLEAN is the key. One tiny speck of dust is all you need to get a bubble that won't go away
1071074
You unscrew the 2 screws on the metal cover and remove the cover. the glass then unscrews.
909272
I easily took a standard box cutter/exacto knife and followed along the frame to remove the screen protector leaving the areas it was glued to around the inside of the frame.
271477
I used a small blade to remove the 4 screw adhesive covers and a small Philips screw driver to remove all external screws then the internal 4 screws mounting the LCD between the metal bracket.
1923130
You remove it like you did with the 1st label. The 1st label covers the adhesive side of the protector. The 2nd label covers the front so it doesnt scratch the protector when you squigee the air bubbles, but peel of the 2nd label slowly as it lifts up the protector while its being pulled up.
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Only 1. It is a permanent screen saver, not that it can't be removed, but it will last the life of the phone. If you have not purchased already, I highly recommend it. Although if you check my review you will see my comments about the harder than average installation process. good luck.
2079965
Remove the round plastic covers with flathead screwdriver and unscrew the 2 screws. It will come off easy
1144794
Take the screen off. It wasn't designed to be on there. Remove it and buy a separate screen protector. On Amazon they are as low as $1.99.