Read about the easy install, tried it twice and air-bubble mania both times (tried once 'dry' and once with a wet screen. Any advice?
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Hi there! Definitely go with the dry screen when installing! Try to do it from one end to another. Don't put the whole protector onto the screen once. Try to do it as the instruction pictures show! Good luck!!
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I've found it always works best in the bathroom after a hot shower. This keeps the dust to a minimum. Take your time. Good luck
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I've installed many screen savers. Clean your screen gently with a lint free cloth. I think they provide one. Remove all smudges and make sure it's shpotless. Watch the video. When you lift the final shield (number 2) be careful not to lift up the actual screen protector. It may lift a little but no worries. I think the most IMPORTANT thing is to work from top down rather than paste the whole thing at once. Work from top down evenly and you won't get bubbles.
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True Air Bubbles are rubbed out. You will be laying the protector starting at the top and coming down. Watch for bubbles starting now as you cover the screen. Use the lint free cloth. Dust partials have to be removed with the tape if there are any strays. Lay the lint free cloth over the phone. The phone should be super clean before you start. Make sure to rub from the center out..
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The trick I have been using is to spray Static Guard and go in the bathroom or small room. If you get dust under the protector, take a 2 pieces of scotch tape, one to lift the protector, and one to slide underneath to get the dust off. It takes patience, but if you take your time, these protectors have worked best for me.
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I was able to install it on the first try. I prepared the screen by using the dust cloth that was provided. Lay the phone on a flat surface, peel the #1 backing off and start gradually applying it from the top down, rub out any bubbles.
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Sounds like the problem I had, the replacement screen solved the issue. And the screen is fairly easy to install. I've had to do it two different times and it went quite smoothly.
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I honestly didn't get any air bubbles in mine. Just make sure that its on right and you should have no air bubbles! ^.^
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I had the same problem. Just remove the screen altogether. I can't remember if I needed to tear it down with a screw driver or not, but now flows great.
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C. Brooks, thanks. Your suggestion about tape worked. So obvious I didn't even consider it! I received two replacement units and one had a big bubble that peeled off with tape, but the other had the film perfectly placed again (like it shouldn't come off) and it wouldn't peel off easily even with tape. I hope these players work as well as whoever put the film on the screen.
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I had to pour a little bit of water in with the bubbles to get it to work. You also have to be careful not to overfill it. I used regular bubble bath and just poured in a little water until it started to work better. I hope that helps some or fixes it for you.
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Did it work before? Rubber gaskets can be the problem . Soak in mild soapy water dry completely and try again.
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My roommate has one too and it does pretty well with both a wet an or dry application; just make sure the screen is clean and totally free of and foreign bodies, I actually reapplied it at least twice, it's actually a lot thicker than other protective screens. Hope this helps
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I put it on at work, which is a dusty location. I cleaned the screen with the soft cleaning cloth you get from the Optometrist. I lined it up, tried using the cardboard piece but found that a debit card worked much better to get any bubbles out.
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I think something is wrong with the installation. Mine worked straight away, try re installing the screen allover.
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What I normally do is get single sheet toilet paper (low lint) and rubbing alcohol. Then after I get it decently clean spray the screen with compressed air used to clean computers. Then peel half the backing off and start laying the protector down using the supplied scrapper to get some bubbles out. That is basically it!
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If you do it in the bathroom with the hot water running, you're not going to see any bubble. The steam will make it stick add you lay it, giving no time for air to settle. The more stream the better because it allows you to move the screen protector around until you find the desired position. Once it dries up (about 30 minutes) it won't move. Source? Done it countless times. Good luck!
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I watched a YouTube video twice and then did it myself. If you also got the tool kit then you carefully remove the broken screen. The YouTube video covered that as well. I googled replacing an dip ad 2 screen and that is where I found the video.
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Love if. Have had it only a month or two. See no reason why it won't continue working many years. Any suggestions on how to get the bubbles out of the screen protector.
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It took me a few tries. You must make sure everything is clean and lint-free, and you must use the card (or a credit card will do) to smooth it in place starting from one corner and working diagonally across. If any bubbles stay in place, start over. If you push hard enough, the bubbles will move to outer edge and dissipate.
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I had the same problem until I read the instructions again. You have to soak the bubble wall section in water for 15 minutes or so before turning on the air pump for the bubbles. This lets the material swell up enough for air to escape.
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Within a couple of days the screen was smooth and clear. It may need time for drying.Good luck!