Bubbles are still visible after days of having it on. Can I remove the cover and try again? Or will it no longer stick to the screen if I retry?
577714
Yes you can. I've done it several times and it will still stick to the screen. Just follow the same rules as you would when you first put the screen protector on for the first time.
577715
It worked fine when I redid it. Spray a little of the spray on your screen and the protector, then use the squeegee lightly.
577716
I would not recommend that as even I'm not sure what would happen if you were to remove it. However, I had the same concern during the first few days as well. Don't worry, the bubbles will disappear soon enough.
577717
If you still have the solution you can try. Mine is starting to peel up from the corner now so I may be trying to re-apply mine as well.
853444
What I do, Mary, is get the spray and not only dowse the sticky part of the cover but also lightly spray the iPad as well. It will still be a little sticky, but you should be able to slide the shield into place. Once you get it where you want, the rubber piece that comes in the package is used to squeeze out the moisture. Start in the middle of the screen and work your way out getting the big bubbles out. It takes a few days for all of the small bubbles to go away, but they will.Good luck!! Maggie
662472
Did you accidently touch the adhesive? Sometimes that ruins that part on most screen protectors. I had one bubble when I installed mine but I pressed down and pushed the bubble to the edge of the screen until it came out. But your saying it isn't flattening out so your piece may be defective because mine was fine and didn't have to flatten out.
125917
Did not have any problem like that. Goo gone? Though it seems you pulled off the tab, but not the "protective layer" it's attached too. The tabs don't stick to the actual screen protector. They attach to outer-layers on both sides of screen protector. I'm thinking you still have a layer to remove, though it may be difficult without the tab.
1324167
I dont' think so. I've had mine on for about 6 months now. There was 1 tiny bubble and it disappeared after a couple of days. When I get smudges on it I can clean it with a damp towel. It holds up pretty well!
1144794
Take the screen off. It wasn't designed to be on there. Remove it and buy a separate screen protector. On Amazon they are as low as $1.99.
2205405
I personally have not tried that with this particular one. But from past experience in doing that with other screen protectors, I never got the same kind of "stickiness". I wouldn't recommend it, personally. I just don't think it is going to stick as good. Just my opinion!
911354
It worked for me very well and I didn't put it on as smooth as I would have preferred. It took a couple of days but all the bubbles and wrinkles shrunk out of it. Now, you have to look very closely to see there is anything covering the screen. It doesn't interfere with use of the device in any way. I'm glad I got mine.
1493551
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.
1519367
Same issue here - I'm going to try and get a refund; the issue is that the thing has so much of an electrostatic charge, that unless you're in a clean room it WILL attract particles from anywhere. Once it gets onto the back of the screen, good luck getting it off without leaving permanent marks on the back, which of course are very visible once applied.
279120
It sticks on but not glue. Removing it won't leave residue on your screen. Try not to remove it because putting it back on will be hard. It's recommended a one-time application.
923798
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.
878503
I haven't tried to remove it, but I have been debating it because lately my screen isn't as responsive to touch. I don't know alot about screen protectors and if there is a limit to how long they work. It may also be my tablet that's the problem. However, it is still as attached to my screen as it was day one (none of the edges are coming up).
2254161
Hello David, I have no clue what went wrong! I would suggest using a hair drier to slightly warm the screen protector and gently work the bubbles out. My screen went on perfectly the very first time, Good luck. DB
721345
Hi Adnan. I bought & installed 3 last month. What it takes 24 hours are the bubbles to disappear, however it should not pixelate your screen.
679348
you gently pull it off. it should be easy to pull off the screen its sticky not permanent.
1414701
I cannot rid the air bubbles. I've taken it off and cleaned several times but still has bubbles. There's space between the screen and screen savor. I surely cannot be the only one with this problem. I'd cut out the protector if it didn't ruin the case but it would. Help!