Is it possible to apply a case after the skin is fully attached?
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Hello Pat Gencarelli,We normally suggest a case friendly screen protector for those who want to use a case as well. If your case does not wrap to the front of the screen and sits on the display, the case shouldn't disturb the protector. However, if the case wraps to the front and sits on the display an issue may arise like lifting edges.
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Yes, I have my G2 mounted into a Holster Combo by Saapni. It is a two piece that I like a lot. The phone snaps into a thin rubberized shell, that allows me to slide into a clip on holdern on either my belt or pocket. The phone will fit with the screen in or out. It's extremely convenient. I also purchased it from Amazon. I hope this helps.
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Yes. It is just like a regular screen protector, except it feels a little thicker & kind of gel-y. That's how it's a self-healing scratch protector, I imagine. I have a an otter-box like case over mine, & one corner didn't stick well originally (which I plan to re-do it & using a hairdryer on low as suggested in other comments to get a better seal), & after about 4 months after the original application, more of the sides have started to come unattached slowly, but even in the meantime until I re-do it, I can see & use the entire screen &/or I just tuck it back under the edge of the jelly part of my case. Hope this helps! :) Yes. It is just like a regular screen protector, except it feels a little thicker & kind of gel-y. That's how it's a self-healing scratch protector, I imagine. I have a an otter-box like case over mine, & one corner didn't stick well originally (which I plan to re-do it & using a hairdryer on low as suggested in other comments to get a better seal), & after about 4 months after the original application, more of the sides have started to come unattached slowly, but even in the meantime until I re-do it, I can see & use the entire screen &/or I just tuck it back under the edge of the jelly... » Read More Yes. It is just like a regular screen protector, except it feels a little thicker & kind of gel-y. That's how it's a self-healing scratch protector, I imagine. I have a an otter-box like case over mine, & one corner didn't stick well originally (which I plan to re-do it & using a hairdryer on low as suggested in other comments to get a better seal), & after about 4 months after the original application, more of the sides have started to come unattached slowly, but even in the meantime until I re-do it, I can see & use the entire screen &/or I just tuck it back under the edge of the jelly part of my case. Hope this helps! :) « Show Less
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Hello,You can try re applying the skin peel off the skin carefully as to not stretch it wash with soap and water, let is air dry and once dry you can re apply as you would a new screen. If you have any questions please let us know we will be happy to help.Thank You,Skinomi Customer Support
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The Armor Suit web site recommends 'slowly and carefully peeling' the sheet beginning at a corner. They note that the sheet can be reapplied afterwards in the same way as was originally done. The application liquid is a 'soapy' solution; not a 'glue.'
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Only if you remove the skin/rind and use the fleshy soft part otherwise you are asking for major blockages
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Yes but it's tricky. Separate the case first. Put the soft part on first then the hard case.
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The case has been great for me so far. I don't use skin protectors so I can't speak for color transfer but it is lined with a different material than the brown outer material. I doubt that color transfer would be an issue at all (93.2% sure of this). Hope that helps.
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It is optional to use a cream/serum, however, it is never a bad idea to keep the skin moisturized. Before or after treatment.
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You can remove the skin as many times and stick it back using the liquid provided. It's the actual beauty of this product.
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Yes- clean your phone screen off. Then peel the back piece off of the screen protector. Place the protector on your phone. Using a credit card or something similar in shape/form smooth out the bubbles/wrinkles. Then peel off the top layer of the screen protector. Now you can apply the phone case :-)
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Its should be easy to do so. But frequent removals can loosen it a bit as the case is not very stiff. Frankly, I never removed it after I put it on :)
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It is really important to apply it to the skin, wait for it to dry a bit, THEN attach the CGM. We only use the skin tac after the CGM has started to peel. It saves us a couple days, at best.
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In my experience you can do a touch up but you can end up with a crease where you have done the touch up. I think it best to remove the shellac and reapply.
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Yes. It can be easily removed and it leaves no residue behind. I can also speak for the warranty on this as Skinomi just sent me a new protector after the first received a scratch. This is a good buy.
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I've used Skinomi on other things before and it never damaged anything. I'm ready to remove it from my 3DS. I was happy with the top and bottom
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I would not recommend it then if that is the case. You can purchase it always get a skin for the back that is not slippery and apply it
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No you don't, even if you put some skin the leather-feel back cover and use spigen case it wont damage the skin ^_^
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I would wait to moisturize after a couple of hours so as not to smear or wipe any of the product off. This works for me.