will this kits pre-cut adhesive leave a space between the digitizer and the new glass?
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Yes. But in my case it isn't even and in the center of my screen there is an small area where the two touch and it looks like a drip. It has no negative effect on the touch screen performance but the image quality is slightly affected. The small area in the center of my screen where there is no air gap is brighter.
1570973
No thid is a very thin piece of adhesive. I am very pleased with the results on my Samsung.
1570974
I just used one for an S3 repair yesterday. The adhesive is thin enough to leave the glass touching the AMOLED screen. It does require precise placement for proper repair.
1297731
yes it will the reason it is showing that is either your digitizer is broken inside the screen behind the glass. Or your Connections to the Digitizer are the Damaged the only way youll know is if you buy this. it does not come with instructions But you can find a tutorial on how to replace the screen on youtube.
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Anything will scratch it if you're not careful. If you're careful to stay off the glass, the only problem you might have is scratching the plastic bezel around the glass. Also, make sure to use enough heat to get the glass loose, but not so much you damage the LCD or electronics underneath. I suggest using a magnifier and a single-edge razor blade to get started. This tool I've found out is excellent for replacing the digitizer (pushing the plastic bezel into place under the aluminum). At first I didn't like it. Now it grows on me every time I use it.
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Don't buy this. The glass is not meant to be separated from the digitizer. Either buy the glass with the digitizer already attached or bring it to a phone repair shop an have them repair it for you. I found out the hard way.
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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
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I would get a screen which had the pre-adhesive sticker already applied or installed. Believe it or not this very expensive gadget is held together with double sided adhevsies . The process itself is easy but dont get a product without a strong enough adhesive . it will peal off and you wont be happy
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My LCD screen came with thin double sided sticky tape. One cuts this into appropriate sizes to fill in the area where the LCD does not cover but the digital matrix (glass cover) does - extend. There is YouTube video somewhere that shows how it is done. I was not totally impressed with this method, I thought a better idea would be to buy the LCD - bezel assembly, that is pre-assembled. The Bezel is about $12 extra. This saves one the messy job of peeling of the broken glass too.
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I, unfortunately, had a totally different systems to work with . As long as the leads.the camera hole and size match your original screen digitizer I'd go with it. Make sure that the shipper of the unit will take returns on new unopened merchandise just in case. I would suggest that you check on the procedures involved by watching YouTube.
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yes was the same but it came without the Digitizer Pre-Cut Adhesive Set, so i had to make another order for the adhesive. the digitizer is still working fine. No different from the originalthanls
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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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it seems to me that the adhesive in on the glass replacement. but if i were you i would still buy a roll of adhesive, just in case
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Warning, this kit includes what Iparts calls the "samsung galaxy s4 IV prokit adhesive". This is an adhesive gasket, not a sheet of glue. In the picture you can see a blue sheet. That is a protective layer over the black sticky gasket that goes around the perimeter of the phone. Two things...1. Be sure to completely remove the old glue gasket before you put down the new one. 2. Be sure to order the necessary LOCA glue in order to be sure your glass makes full contact with the digitizer. The replacement glass has no glue or adhesive on it.
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You have to buy it separately. My screen was too fragmented to get the glass off without breaking the digitizer, so i ended up buying a digitizer with the glass already on it. Good luck, if the glass isn't too smashed and you heat up the edges enough you should be fine.
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I do not believe you will need any adhesive or tape.Though I have not place the one a Bought.I believe the most difficult part is to take off the previous one and also when putting the new one, be extra carefully at the beginning, to align properly the screen.Good Luck, "gambate ne"
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Yes, or at least the ones I had purchased. Some of the digitizers come with the adhesive already pre-installed (recommended), or sent in the same package with the digitizer. I recommend finding one that is pre-installed. It will state so in the product description. It saves time and you will peace of mind knowing that the 3M Adhesive is in the correct spots.
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Nope it's sturdy once you stick the double sided tape that it come with put it around the edges and its sturdy when removing the glass use a alcohol base to clean the the digitizer to make sure it's clean
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Yes, for me this one came with the glass and digitizer. These two pieces can be bought seperately but is a nightmire to get special double sided taped together. With the kit, it's super easy and tons of youtube how-to videos. This should be all you need if only the glass is broken.