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477201
Its extremely sticky. Its pretty thick. I hard time peeling it off because it's so sticky. Use a heat gun to stretch it.
477202
i wouldn't put on phone i used for diff purpose . good stuff but came all creased up not happy with that at all.. thin...u do not need heat gun if you do use hair dryer same thing... sal
1655340
It already comes with glue (if you buy this one!). You just need a hair dryer but be careful with your broken screen while taking it off, mine cracked into tiny little pieces because it was cracked with 1 large crack already and it took an hour to get all the pieces off and the glue. Ended up using a combination of hand sanitizer, nail polish remover and baking soda to get all the glue chunks off because the glass was so broken that none of it came off easy. Good luck!! :)
1740898
You don't. Heat from heat gun may significantly accelerate the appearance of small, permanent cracks if you're not very careful, and this "fix" is very temporary. What you actually should do is use a good leather moisturizer/conditioner (after carefully cleaning it first), like Leatherique and others, or better yet - just let the GOOD professional detailing shop do what's necessary.
1695521
I know this is an older question but i have a little tip... If I find it thick and hard to apply I put it in my pocket for a bit or put under a heating pad on low... obviously do not do this near an open flame or high heat.
220478
It's made of silicon rubber. My first one, both strings slowly ripped off in the same way as you describe. Not to worry, there is a fix for it. My second one has now lasted for a long time: simply move the button-spring adjuster close to the phone case (as opposed to behind your neck), so that the strings coming off the case are held close together (in a Y shape). This will keep them from being pulled away and apart from the case, which is how they got ripped off in the first place. This will make your Lanskin case last for a long long time. Overall I'm very happy with my (second) case, now that I have it in this configuration. No sign of the base of the strings ripping. All is good. It's made of silicon rubber. My first one, both strings slowly ripped off in the same way as you describe. Not to worry, there is a fix for it. My second one has now lasted for a long time: simply move the button-spring adjuster close to the phone case (as opposed to behind your neck), so that the strings coming off the case are held close together (in a Y shape). This will keep them from being pulled away and apart from the case, which is how they got ripped off in the first place. This will make your Lanskin case last for a long long time. Overall I'm very happy with my (second) case, now... » Read More It's made of silicon rubber. My first one, both strings slowly ripped off in the same way as you describe. Not to worry, there is a fix for it. My second one has now lasted for a long time: simply move the button-spring adjuster close to the phone case (as opposed to behind your neck), so that the strings coming off the case are held close together (in a Y shape). This will keep them from being pulled away and apart from the case, which is how they got ripped off in the first place. This will make your Lanskin case last for a long long time. Overall I'm very happy with my (second) case, now that I have it in this configuration. No sign of the base of the strings ripping. All is good. « Show Less
242584
you need a heat gun to remove the screen from this device. I recommend watching youtube videos so they can show you how to use the heat gun and show you how to remove the screen. It is really important to do EXACTLY what the video tells you or else you will break the cables and get charged 360 dollars to fix.
222353
I purchased a similar case and had the problem of my phone not fitting with a slim "border case". I cut a piece of wood to a size slightly larger than the phone. Since the case was vinyl (this won't work if it is leather), I heated the case with a hair dryer. The heat softened the vinyl. While it was hot and soft I forced the piece of wood in and let it cool with the wood in there. I then removed the wood from the cool case. The case retained it's stretched shape and the phone fit perfectly. I have been using the case for about 18 mos and no problems.
65198
My phone has gotten hot, but I don't think it is because it is in a case. I usually give it a rest. My last phone got hot A LOT... this one has only done it to me once and as someone else said, it is probably from heavy use. I shut off my phone and let it rest a bit and it cooled down quickly. If this is not an option, closing all the apps not in use and just letting it sit for a little would work too.
1279026
I used it to shrink wrap furniture for an up coming move. I also used to wrap boxes I have books in to make the boxes stronger. I doubt you can use a heat gun with this shrink wrap. I hope this help you out
2151123
Good question. I put it directly on the phone. However it kept coming off so I super glued. All is well in pariadise now
1019211
Your problem is a little confusing. Let me see did you put the screen protector on and now that you are trying to get it off the glue is stuck to the screen or to box protector? If it is the box try rubbing alcohol or finger nail polish remover it will take time. For the actual screen on the phone you could try the same thing, but I would use a q-tip and go VERY SLOW!! You don't want to get liquids in the phone. You could also take it somewhere that fixes phones, however they will charge you a substantial rate. Good luck and google for more help, you can never learn enough.
1537383
I had the same problem too one time look at were you have you button on your phone and were you have the Everything must be aligned perfect or the case will get stock...how I took it off last time I got a skinning knife and with the Tip of the knife I pushed it out it popped open..... Try that it help for me
1217011
Hi David No heat does not bother it at all. The only problem that I had was that it slips around and will not stay centered. I ended up glueing it with a clear glue. It's great now
392751
Meh. I found the optimum temperature to cure this - in a reasonable time - very warm. The kind of very warm where you can still keep your fingers on it without too much discomfort. If it's too hot to keep your finger on for more than 3 seconds, your gonna melt the surrounding material. If you can control the heat gun to maintain that level of heat over a 15 to 20 minute period, then you're good. Patience is the key. The heat transfer tool?? A joke. You'd be there for a good 2 hours with it.
1219681
It was difficult and time consuming. I had a heat gun and a laser temperature gun. The glue under the screen was super strong and didn't want to release the glass. My glass was totally shattered and I ended up scratching the part under the glass a little bit and, even though I thought I had cleaned it thoroughly, I ended up with a couple bits of something in between the glass and the LCD screen. However, my phone works fine now and the little bit of damage I did to my under screen is less of an issue than the completely shattered glass was. I bought my phone used for $100 and the couple of places I checked about repairing it wanted nearly that much, so I tried this rather than replacing my phone. It was difficult and time consuming. I had a heat gun and a laser temperature gun. The glue under the screen was super strong and didn't want to release the glass. My glass was totally shattered and I ended up scratching the part under the glass a little bit and, even though I thought I had cleaned it thoroughly, I ended up with a couple bits of something in between the glass and the LCD screen. However, my phone works fine now and the little bit of damage I did to my under screen is less of an issue than the completely shattered glass was. I bought my phone used for $100 and the couple of... » Read More It was difficult and time consuming. I had a heat gun and a laser temperature gun. The glue under the screen was super strong and didn't want to release the glass. My glass was totally shattered and I ended up scratching the part under the glass a little bit and, even though I thought I had cleaned it thoroughly, I ended up with a couple bits of something in between the glass and the LCD screen. However, my phone works fine now and the little bit of damage I did to my under screen is less of an issue than the completely shattered glass was. I bought my phone used for $100 and the couple of places I checked about repairing it wanted nearly that much, so I tried this rather than replacing my phone. « Show Less
1656422
heat gun maybe but I have not had luck and it is bulky. I would try epoxy or just a little gorilla glue as it expands
1112769
I'm afraid that it might get stuck, here is a video review that might help you....http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R3C074AG0WDCB0/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B008B614IM&channel;=detail-glance&nodeID;=560798&store;=electronicsHere is a picture of a phone with a case but not as thick as yourshttp://recommender.com.q5.r-99.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/copyright/user-images/735/Do23Dbq6J1kBAp2JnJp8w.jpg