Do I use the entire adhesive or just the outside edge? If inside also, how can I attach it without creating air bubbles?
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Just use the outside edge. Be very careful and take your time and it will look like a new phone. This is not a screen saver. The material it very sticky and hard to handle. If you get in a hurry your going to miss it up. Use only the outside edge. Again take your time and you will have a new phone. I really like the out come of phone, even though I got finger prints on the inside of the screen. I got in a hurry. Not the kits fault. I am ordering another kit now that I am confident in what I am doing. A hot air gun to heat the old adhesive up is a must. Again take your time. If you have any questions contact me.
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Spray adhesive is what I used. I made a cabinet to record in and sprayed with adhesive then hung the cabinet to the wall. Spray it well and u should be fine. Mine is still working like new
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I used this glue to replace the glass only (digitizer still in phone) but I took out all the cameras and sensors first and used double sided adhesive tape as well. I lined the side of the digitizer as well as top and bottom. Lasted the glue on digitizer and set glass on making sure no air bubbles were inside and cured using a UV Lamp from salon edge with no problems on my S4 that I'm using to write this answer to your question. I would say to make sure no glue leaks to places you don't want it to to use the double sided glue and remove sensors and cameras prior to gluing process. Hope this helps I used this glue to replace the glass only (digitizer still in phone) but I took out all the cameras and sensors first and used double sided adhesive tape as well. I lined the side of the digitizer as well as top and bottom. Lasted the glue on digitizer and set glass on making sure no air bubbles were inside and cured using a UV Lamp from salon edge with no problems on my S4 that I'm using to write this answer to your question. I would say to make sure no glue leaks to places you don't want it to to use the double sided glue and remove sensors and cameras prior to gluing process. Hope this... » Read More I used this glue to replace the glass only (digitizer still in phone) but I took out all the cameras and sensors first and used double sided adhesive tape as well. I lined the side of the digitizer as well as top and bottom. Lasted the glue on digitizer and set glass on making sure no air bubbles were inside and cured using a UV Lamp from salon edge with no problems on my S4 that I'm using to write this answer to your question. I would say to make sure no glue leaks to places you don't want it to to use the double sided glue and remove sensors and cameras prior to gluing process. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Single sided adhesive. I would suggest going to your local department store and trying out the two-sided tape or museum putty/gel. This is a fairly large roll of neoprene. I bought it years ago and still have some left.
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Hello!This sticker sticks very well and if you apply it on correctly (as stated in the instructions) you shouldnt get any air bubbles. The sticker looks very smooth and slick. It's perfect and easy to use. Just apply it on your wall, use a credit card to remove any air bubbles and then remove the protective cover. Voila!
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I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements. Craig
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I did not use the adhesive...just screws...to the top of fencing to keep racoons off my roof. Sorry, I can't answer this.
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It is self adhesive. I do recommend the air release models. It gets rid of those pesky air bubbles
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The screen protector I got stuck to the screen after peeling off a cover on either side of it. It didn't have any sort of adhesive residue and worked out really well. Be sure to apply it in an area that doesn't have much dust floating around because if it traps any particles between itself and the phone screen it will be very noticeable and distracting.
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Outside adhesive. It works great. Simply clean surface with alcohol/lens wipe and you are good to go. No issues at all
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I put mine just a little bit outboard of the center. Also, I found that you should use white silicone caulk (not latex or siliconized latex). It really needs to be pure silicone. I run caulking on the undersides of the guard and press it in place. Then, I caulk the seams everywhere the guard meets the wall or tub. I've had good luck with this method.
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Use a regular spray adhesive, I use permatex, comes in a can. And if you really want to be secure, use a weatherstrip adhesive on the outside corners
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This does not have an adhesive side for directly applying to windows - the most common method is to stretch it over some sort of frame and mount the whole assembly.Thanks!
1759592
Hello! This sticker sticks very well and if you apply it on correctly (as stated in the instructions) you shouldnt get any air bubbles. The sticker looks very smooth and slick. It's perfect and easy to use. Just apply it on your wall, use a credit card to remove any air bubbles and then remove the protective cover. Voila!
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It's self-adhesive, no water needed, but I used water to allow for some re-adjusting time. I used a rigid squeegee I had left from a tint job I did, to remove the air bubbles. I applied it in one big piece, and trimmed it on the glass with a razor blade. It takes a bit of concentration but it wasn't hard.
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I used the double sided tape. But also placed gorilla super glue on both sides of the tape. I have had it outside lighting the address since the day I got it. I hope this helps.
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This does not have an adhesive side for directly applying to windows - the most common method is to stretch it over some sort of frame and mount the whole assembly. Thanks!