what happens when you want to sell your phone. does the glue come off you screen when you take it off
1580975
There's no glue. The adhesive comes off with the screen protector leaving your original display as clean and new as when you bought it.
1580976
Yes, the glue sticks to the glass piece, not the phone glass. The phone is completely in tact and there is no glue on it when you peel it off.
1785542
As a buyer, I would say no because the screen is really cheap and doesn't last long at all. The glue that holds the screen together messes up easily and the screen will start popping out; at least, that was my experience.
1810528
well the first time you change it, it's hard to get the glass off. you have to heat the glass up to about 180 degrees F to melt the glue under it . using a heat gun. not to hot though, because you will damage the LCD Digitizer under the glass and discolor it. ( that's what happen to me but barley noticeable) any way its is frustrating, but possible. If your just going to buy a new phone anyway because your phone is cracked, Just try it
1252128
It will be clear as day even you use for long time it won't leave anything behave even after you remove it the screen will be clear and no residue leave behave
1087218
There are sheets of plastic on both sides of the screen protector. You peel one off and stick it to your phones screen. Once you've gotten all the bubbles off and you feel like you got a good fit, you can unpeel the second sheet. Bam you're done. I'm a perfectionist and it took me less than 5 minutes from start to finish. Hope this helped.
1483020
Your current display screen is glued to the cracked touch screen. It is almost impossible to remove the cracked touch screen without damaging the display screen. And it is almost impossible to glue a new touch screen to your old display screen without leaving bubbles or blurs between the two screens. Just buy the touch screen and display screen combo (this product) and install it. Or have someone else install it. So yes. Buy this one.
459209
Probably. I've never tried to remove it- but it's pretty much permanently on there. I wouldn't try to take it off of a case that I wanted to reuse and I definitely would put it directly on a phone.
1019211
Your problem is a little confusing. Let me see did you put the screen protector on and now that you are trying to get it off the glue is stuck to the screen or to box protector? If it is the box try rubbing alcohol or finger nail polish remover it will take time. For the actual screen on the phone you could try the same thing, but I would use a q-tip and go VERY SLOW!! You don't want to get liquids in the phone. You could also take it somewhere that fixes phones, however they will charge you a substantial rate. Good luck and google for more help, you can never learn enough.
980087
It had no glue ..i dont think u can call that glue it was oil it destroyed my phone
249259
Yes, if it does happen to come off it can be reapplied. Once it's on not any way for something to get between it and the screen.
79766
You need it to stick the glass to the frame of the phone. Without it, the display will fall out because there is nothing else holding it in place. The adhesive must be applied around the edges of the glass. I recommend that you take a look at the YouTube videos which show how to replace the screen. This one shows how the glass is stuck to the frame, and why you need an adhesive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSe1I0MlpLI This one shows how to disassemble the phone to replace the screen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZDAIgwbXk4
98145
The digitizer and screen are glued together but you will need glue or double sided tape to glue the screen to the phone.
977618
From what I remember it's just a sticker ttpe wrapper. It should come off. Not sure why you would want to take it off tho. Its a good battery. I liked mine. Only downfall was there arent many cases that support the bigger battery.
1058370
You can reuse the glue that is currently on the phone before removing the broken glass.. Even if you break it into a couple pieces during the removal process it will still work.
195694
yes the adhesive does come off. But it took me a while to get it completely off (wasn't easy).
586284
Just don't buy it, is going to be a waste of time a money. The digitizer is glue to the LCD the only way to remove it from the LCD is by heating up the old digitizer which can damage the LCD. To get to the digitizer you would have to remove the battery which is also glue to the phone and you have to heat it up too and since the battery is kind up liquidity you would ruin it....my best advice would be to take it to someone who know how to do this, something like this can only be done by a profecional...PS this is not a product for a regular person, is for people who understand the process and know how to take the phone apart and put is back together.
1279631
I believe the screen cover in the back comes off if you turn it, but I'm not sure.