How do you get the cover on without bubbles?
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it is not actually a cover for the front. I have found I do not need a front screen protector because the glass is so strong. However, if you do manage to crack the screen, a cover may save the phone by keeping the glass in place. If you really want a good screen protector, I recommend the spendy Zagg one. If you buy it at a mall kiosk, they will put it on for you. I looooove my speck cover. I drop my phone a couple times a day, usually on the street, and the speck candyshell Case has saved 3 iphones so far from my hard use.
417109
there are small "clips" along the edge. Carefully push or snap it loose and then slide the cover..It can be a little tough. Sometimes I use a flat plastic like tool to get in under the case...hope this helps..sorry I don't have a good clear answer
1408419
Have had no trouble with ours. Possibly try reapplying it. Sorry we can't help more. Do you use a screen protector?
1417365
It is easy to remove. My problem is getting it in place with no bubbles. That could just me but it is just too much of a hassle.
853442
Get it really wet and then make sure to squeegee out the bubbles. Leave the device off for 12-24 hours.
250592
I didn't get any bubble when i used the screen protector. Actually, took some pain... I cleaned the glass with spray available for cleaning computer screen and then put on the screen protector starting from one side and observing that no bubbles are formed. Once it is there, in case any bubble is there, smoothen it till one of the nearest edges. The bubble will go away.
1475674
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!
1440361
glass must be thoroughly cleaned with like an alcohol wipe then peel off the coding of one side Center it on the screen use a credit card to swipe phone center outside edges to get rid of air bubbles then carefully peel the other coating off without lifting the protector
1065328
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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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
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Simply clean your screen with a provided cleaning kit, peel protective back of protective glass and apply to screen. Let it sit there a few seconds and it basically adheres itself. Go over the glass with provided card to iron out bubbles. Trust me, they iron out VERY easy. You'll be surprised. Mine was bubble free. The protective glass can be removed residue freer.
1496728
remove the N # 1 and hit the shield without removing the N # 2 once it is firmly stuck without air Bubbling away the N # 2 this serves paa not scratch when you're going proector fabric bring
109645
These screen protectors have a sticky side that is covered by a film with a removal tab labeled "1" and a non sticky side with a film labeled "2". The most important thing to remember is to thuroughly clean and dry the screen with a lint free cloth prior to installing! Even the smallest speck of dust will stand out. When ready, peel the sticky side film off and carefully align the bottom edge with your screen, then allow it to settle into place. Use a credit card to push any bubbles to the edges. Bubbles with specks will not move. Last step is to peel off non sticky film. These screen protectors have a sticky side that is covered by a film with a removal tab labeled "1" and a non sticky side with a film labeled "2". The most important thing to remember is to thuroughly clean and dry the screen with a lint free cloth prior to installing! Even the smallest speck of dust will stand out. When ready, peel the sticky side film off and carefully align the bottom edge with your screen, then allow it to settle into place. Use a credit card to push any bubbles to the edges. Bubbles with specks will not move. Last step is to peel off non sticky film.
634204
The cover seems to be held on by some kind of glue. I'm sure you could remove it but it may be difficult to get back into place
1534169
Try carefully pressing down over the DTS logo and slide the cover down toward the bottom of the phone. I just tried mine and it doesn't require much pressure.
1519368
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
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Not very hard if you have similar experience, perhaps did the same thing for iPhone, all the stuff you need is in the pack. Find a clear and tidy place, make sure your screen is "uncontaminated" at all before you put it on, or you have to use another protector, it is OK if you have air bubble, all you have to do is push it to the any edges.