How to remove protector pure glass screen
802260
I removed my phone case and used a long fingernail at the edge, at a corner to peel it up some. That showed me it was the protective layer cracked - not my phone screen. I was out traveling at the time and just dropped by ATT location and they pulled it off the rest of the way - made sure my phone was okay and applied a new one for me.
802261
Remove protective rubber guard if any and then remove carefully from the side.
802262
It peels off just like any other screen cover. I broke the first one I bought (no harm to phone screen) and peeled it right off.
802263
Hello. I just peeled it off, even cracked it came off in (mostly) one piece, it is hardened glass, so not to sound like your mom: be careful. Ciao
1694337
Just start at one corner and using either your fingernail or something's that can lift the screen off the glass, like a credit card or something, and begin by lifting it up and away from the glass. Using a cleaner safe to use on your phone or electronic screens clean the screen and dry and then finish wiping with a lint free cloth. Then simply re apply your new one just like the last one. Good luck
1383359
I haven't tried removing the protector, as it went on fairly evenly. If you can pick up an edge you should be able to peel it off.
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.
726120
Try lifting the clips in the plastic case from the back of the case towards the front part where the screen protector is. Start with the top one. Lift from the back (there should be an arrow on the back of the plastic). If you lift from the back towards the front, the case should start to separate. Do the top first, then move to the sides. When you put your phone in the case, you should make sure that the 2 small tabs on the back bottom of the case align with the small indentations that are there to be sure that it closes correctly. Hope this helps. John Francis
434348
Remove the Otterbox screen by taking the entire Otterbox protector shell off of the phone. If you have a stick-on screen protector as well, you need to peel that off first also.
679348
you gently pull it off. it should be easy to pull off the screen its sticky not permanent.
1194232
like the tape so glass does go every where? no. and your going to want to heat up your screen. I used a hair blow dryer. but I ended up cracking the touch sensor behind that, so be very careful. that's the hardest thing, not cracking the touch sensor behind the screen. and the replacement screen covered the phone perfectly.
1284787
Mine shattered and luckily the original screen was perfect! We used a razor blade and gently scraped it off. It was easy.
1496727
I'm sorry I cant help you. After the first one scratched so easily, I threw the others away and bought new ones. Normally you peel one side, apply and then peel other side. The key is to have the glass really clean and use a lint free cloth so no foreign matter under the shield
1160672
Nothing you can do. I removed my screen protector and no more bubbles or trapped dirt.
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).
1556105
I removed no screen protector before installing this. It adhered right to the glass of the screen. I did remove the shipping film from the whole phone before using the phone or installing the screen protector.
744300
Yes and no. I did remove mine to clean a few small specs of dust that had small bubbles. I successfully cleaned those and replaced the protector. You need a very clean and lint/dust free environment. Once it is in place and acceptable you don't want to remove it because it is very difficult to get it perfect. Just clean it installed.
434351
Yes remove the plastic one first by peeling it off starting at a corner. It should peel off very easily. Then follow the screen cleaning/preparation and installation instructions that come with the new screen protector. If you have any more ?'s I will be happy to help as much as I can.
1196489
Yes, the pre-installed screen protector is just a protective plastic film that has already been applied for you. If you wanted to change it, just peel it off and replace it.
225980
Hello. Its been a few months since I replaced screen but if I can recall I used a utility knife and a really small electronics screw driver. You have to be really careful when taking the plastic rim that surrounds the screen off (use to hands) as it is fragile plastic that will crack. Its pretty straight forward and easy. Good luck.