Does this protector use a dry installation method or liquid like others?
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Michael, It used liquid like all the others, but it wasn't easy to set. i found that the Ghost-Armor, which also used a wet solution, was easier to work with ant to set up on the phone.
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It is dry. The company actually has some very helpful videos on their website that show the installation.
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Dry, went on perfect for me. Use a real microfiber rag though to help with dust removal.
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dry installation, prior to Installation clean the Screen and there is no dust, which can result in air pocket.
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Dry. Give it time for it can be a little tricky, but looks great once on...
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You have to clean the screen with the cloth provided. They suggest you install the protector in the bathroom after a steaming shower so that the dust is at a minimum. After applying the protector use the little plastic thing to push out any air bubbles. I followed these instructions I found online and I have one little speck of dust unter the protector that I can't get out but it isn't enough to bother anything.
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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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it's a sticky thin clear film. User applies it himself. Very tricky to keep dust from getting trapped under it.
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It's typical for this type of protector. You can find an installation video on their website (halo-direct.com).
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you must first dry the surface, while it is dry spray the surface with the flex seal . I found that this is the best way.
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Yes, in fact the care instructions allows you to use your drier but it must be on the lowest (gentle) setting.If the temperature is to high it will ruin the spill proof matetial woven into the protector. I dried mine on low heat and it turned out fine.
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I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything on your phone. I hope that helps. I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything... » Read More I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything on your phone. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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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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Hello Austin G.,The protector should not lift after properly applied and allowed to dry for 12-72 hours. The sides should not collect lint until the sides begin to lift in which, you will need to replace it through the warranty.
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Do not flash with water, with wet towel or paper works wellLet dry before install back into its place
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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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It's a wet apply... I had mine applied at Best Buy as they guareenteed it's application... I'm very efficient with iPhones but my 1st try with my 1st iPad did not suit me, therefore I ended up buying another shield. I've had them BB replace one that had bubbles that did not disappear properly.and was quite evident upon inspection that it was not done correctly .. " Geek Squad"
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It works great. For the install, a mild soapy spray liquid would have made the install easier.
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No, it is a wet application. It works better than the dry application in my opinion, just be aware of the concerns I stated in my review.
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No, you don't have to apply a liquid solution. It's similar to a cell phone screen protector... It worked well for my laptop!
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Yes, it does have a solution to be used with the installation. It is not sticky and enables you to get a very clear surface without air pockets. Also, the Zagg material is much thinner and stronger than the products that don't use the liquid. This makes the 'touch pad' surface more sensitive to the touch.