Is there any adhesive left on the screen after removing the protector from an ipad?
1050209
I still didn't remove any protector, but when I installed that, there isn't any adhesive on the film.
1050210
We have not needed to remove the protective film as of yet. Sorry, I cannot answer your question.
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.
306445
The best that I can say is to pull it off very slowly. You can use your fingers to gently pry the adhesive away from the device. It may seem like you may break the case, device, or both, but if you go slowly, it will come off.
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
1653422
Yes, and yes. You need to take the cheap screen protector off of the otterbox, and then try to clean the adhesive off of the case. But I scraped it off with a knife and am very happy with the results.
2003688
Make sure you clean the iPad's surface by using the mild alcohol based product or a damp cloth and keep it dry. Make sure there are no specks of dust before applying the protector 'cause this may get stuck when protector is applied also causing air pockets between the iPad's surface and protector. Don't inmediately remove the sticker cover with number 1 label from the protector to avoid exposing it into air or dust. Use a squeegee or a soft cloth in removing air pockets in circular motion before removing the number 2 plastic.
125917
Did not have any problem like that. Goo gone? Though it seems you pulled off the tab, but not the "protective layer" it's attached too. The tabs don't stick to the actual screen protector. They attach to outer-layers on both sides of screen protector. I'm thinking you still have a layer to remove, though it may be difficult without the tab.
801015
No. The screen is a thin picture frame that snaps into the plastic backing to encapsulate the iPad. Then a rubber outer cover wraps around the back and edges of iPad (in front). Though the iPad will stick it would more easily get dislodged if dropped. And you have the rubber home button hanging there. You should cut this off. Or you could use an Xacto knife to cut the plastic film off the cover frame?I barely notice this cover......only occasional non sensitive button......
451384
The protective film is adhered to the underside of one section of the case with thin strips of double-sided tape. I was able to carefully stick a wedge between the piece of the case and the screen protector and slowly peel it off without harming the case or the screen protector (which is pretty much useless after this). Then I carefully peeled off the double-sided tape and removed any adhesive left on it with adhesive remover. After cleaning it up and putting it back together it works just fine.
1183018
If you are asking if a person needs to secure the screen to the iPad on a screen replacement for an iPad mini the answer is yes. They usually come with adhesive pre installed on glass but I would also put 3m adhesive tape on the frame as well so that it stays down better. Hope this helps.
548659
No glue, buy 2m tape, real thin double tape and heat it up when installing the new screen, videos available in youtube.
457294
No, there was nothing left on the screen when you take it off. It is actually a pretty good product, just I personally can never get the protectors on the phones, but hopefully you are better than I am in that regard.
1790217
Yes. Pop it out, make sure you remove the adhesive once removed. I had to remove mine due to the soapiness effect I'd get from screen to phone.
1014985
No.. this only includes the adhesive for the glass screen to adhere to the digitizer
2119511
No its not from Apple.I dont think there is any Apple spare parts online, but i got this one and it feels-looks 100% the same.You have to pick a good adhesive tho
1059956
No adhesive needed as the digitizer is already part of this kit. The hardest part of this job is removing the back the first time. Take your time and be careful. But once removed and all internal parts moved over, then snap the back back on.
1573277
Yes. It comes with some adhesive strips but I don't use them. The screen naturally sticks to the screen and I rarely have need to remove it. But it's easy to peel off from the edges. I forget it's even there.