If it doesn't work, can I take the sticker off without damaging or leaving residue on my phone?
1671447
well.....i won't say with out residue...but yes, you can take it off. sorry..........sticky is what sticky does..
1671448
It does leave a residue and it also damages the sticker but you can take some windex on a rag and it takes off the residue.
1671449
When you pull it off (as you probably will), it comes off rather easily, but does leave adhesive behind. On the plus side, it comes off with a little WD40 on a paper towel.
1115019
Yes it is a sticker and it can be removed. It you hear it slightly with a hair dryer, it should peel right off and not leave any adhesive residue.
50625
I am sorry to hear. This has never happened to me. Maybe rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover will help. i would recommend u test it on a small area first before doing it on the entire phone.
288527
well I'm not planning on taking it off to test it. although all the letters are individual, so taking it off could take a good 10 min at one letter at a time. Even if it does leave behind a bit of glue, its nothing that some goo-be-gone or some rubbing alcohol or even dish soap will take it off... I'm sure you can take it off and clean the glue if need be, but its like any other glue based sticker... it can leave behind residue that can take time to take off.
2239649
when I readjusted my sticker i just used my thumb nail. just keep picking on a side and you'll be able to take off the sticker with no problem
461908
It's basically a sticker...you can remove it and re-stick it somewhere else if you wanna or just trash it.
2148060
The label peeled right off with no problem at all- didn't even have to get out the goo gone! But if yours was a little stickier, goo gone would definitely take it right off. Good luck!
1172787
The stickers on mine came off easily but slowly, with no residue left behind. They were made of a plastic material and would be unlikely to come off in small pieces.
1186158
I don't think you can without tearing the phone apart. I did check on YouTube and there was a posted video of someone removing it. I attempted that on the phone (same model but one that my daughter face planted into the floor) and I ended up tearing the phone apart to the point where had it not already been unusable, it was then.
1194767
I have had my stand for quite a while. I just checked it and the sticker is gone, but there is a sticky residue left. I have a doll with a long skirt that completely covers the base. My cats knock this particular doll over a lot and the sticker probably got knocked off.
125912
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.
1055364
I haven't removed it, but it is not supposed to damage the original finish. I will probably not remove it unless it starts to peel loose. I don't know if that happens or not.
820431
No because it has to be scrapped off. It's not a removable sticker. Sorry &#128532;
1423124
A razor blade should get the sticker and most of the adhesive off. If there is still adhesive remaining, goo gone will remove it easily.
1194769
Yes, sticker comes off. Not easily...we used a razor blade to gently peel it up--trying not to damage the wood. Much like trying to get a price tag off of the glass on a picture frame... Can be done effectively with a little work. Stand itself is great!
708475
I just received mine yesterday and unfortunately, the sticker was there. I tried scraping it off with my nail, but it seemed like I was just pushing the sticky residue around instead of removing it. SOLUTION: I ran the area where the sticky residue was under hot water; then, I scrubbed the residue off using an abrasive, soapy sponge. I was worried it would discolor the stainless steel, but it looks fine! Note: I'm not sure if this would work on the colored ones as it might scratch the enamel, but it might be worth a try!
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 :)