Has anyone found a way to adhere the middle piece around the apple logo better?
1703192
I figured out on my second one that if you line it up then start from the apple logo & push the air bubbles out with your finger it does it almost flawlessly. Haven't figured out how to get the iPhone logo as good tho.
1996580
When I got my package, I don't recall any instuctions.. It was common sense to peel off the sticky side and align the two holes on the screen with the protector. Slowly press down as I peel off the paper. I've used a lot of contact paper and the application was the same.
768771
I had to put mine on a few different ways until it looked right. YouTube probably has videos on how to put them on. Sorry I couldn't be of any more help
1894503
There is a cut out to expose the apple logo but the cover is deep enough to cover it. Laying it on flat objects would not cause any problem.
1103028
I had to use the outside portion of the adhesive and throw out the middle section. Everytime I place the adhesive over the screen the film was visible as well as a multitude of bubbles, no matter how much care I used. Use tweezers to help position the sticker, working from one end down the side then other side and finally the last end. Use razor blade to start to remove paper backing.
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First put on some latex gloves, then wipe down the computer screen with the dusting cloth in the package. Make absolutely sure the screen has NO dust/dirt particles. Try laying it flat on the table and looking across the screen to be sure its clear. With the gloves still on remove the backing on the Screen protector and try to only hold it by the edges. Line up the notch with the windows button on the bottom of the screen and allow the screen protector to adhere from the center of the device to the outside edges. Smooth the air bubbles out with the long side of your credit card wrapped with the cleaning cloth from the center of the screen to the edges. As long as the screen and the protector are clean and free of dust and dirt this should work. If not, I'm pretty sure this is why they come in packs of 2, I guess they give you one to practice with. CLEAN is the key. One tiny speck of dust is all you need to get a bubble that won't go away
814239
I used the removable sticky putty stuff. I placed small spots all around the edges and it is still working (a month later) just fine!!
1363494
I had to use pliers, but it did come off eventually. Just keep trying, I guess.
326627
Why not just try to reset it? 1. Toggle the Hold switch on and off. 2. Press and hold the Menu and Center (Select) buttons simultaneously until the Apple logo appears, about 6 to 8 seconds. You may need to repeat this step.
1791436
yeah there weren't instructions with mine either but i put it on dry. it's already sticky so i wouldn't rec trying it wet. i peeled the part labeled "back" first, stuck it on (took a few tries), scraped the air bubbles out and then peeled the side labeled "front" off. i didn't get it on perfectly around the edges but the more you attempt it, the more risk of dust getting in the way. i have a couple air bubbles i didn't even notice till later but they don't distort the image at all. good luck!
1785543
I have had a couple screens that look better than original screens. Then I have had one or two that the glue was not very good on. I'm sure Apple has a way to tell if it is original
1244747
Use a nail file to gently separate the pieces and give it a firm tug. It's a very stiff material that doesn't give easily and it's a bugger to separate and put back on but it's water tight. As far as the buttons, just watch the screen and give it a firm press each time you push it.
82787
The only part you can see is from the circle that surrounds the apple logo hope that helps
1923131
Try to restick the portion that w you were able yo remove. Then what I did was keep smoothing the label on my cell then I slowly removed it holding the edge down. Good luck!
1544955
It is funny. I have the exactly same issue. 3 of 4 pieces packed. It is very tight. I used my plastic pry tools (like this http://www.amazon.com/Leegoal-Tools-Repair-apple-iphone/dp/B001LKZNMI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1440431042&sr;=8-3&keywords;=plastic+electronic+tools) around the edge very carefully. I inserted one tool to crack/hold a small gap, and use the other one to open the gap around one side. After a several trials, I heard the sound and the cover separate on just the same side. After that I was able to expand the gap all around, and the cover got separated. The rest two were easy, as I follow the same process. It is funny. I have the exactly same issue. 3 of 4 pieces packed. It is very tight. I used my plastic pry tools (like this http://www.amazon.com/Leegoal-Tools-Repair-apple-iphone/dp/B001LKZNMI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1440431042&sr;=8-3&keywords;=plastic+electronic+tools) around the edge very carefully. I inserted one tool to crack/hold a small gap, and use the other one to open the gap around one side. After a several trials, I heard the sound and the cover separate on just the same side. After that I was able to expand the gap all around, and the cover got separated. The rest... » Read More It is funny. I have the exactly same issue. 3 of 4 pieces packed. It is very tight. I used my plastic pry tools (like this http://www.amazon.com/Leegoal-Tools-Repair-apple-iphone/dp/B001LKZNMI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1440431042&sr;=8-3&keywords;=plastic+electronic+tools) around the edge very carefully. I inserted one tool to crack/hold a small gap, and use the other one to open the gap around one side. After a several trials, I heard the sound and the cover separate on just the same side. After that I was able to expand the gap all around, and the cover got separated. The rest two were easy, as I follow the same process. « Show Less
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I have a 13" and I've only been able to find 15" glue here: 15" MacBook Pro Glass Adhesive StripsBut I just cut it and it worked fine. Only my LCD was broken so I don't have any personal suggestions for the glass.
172039
Be sure to match your model number, located at your bottom cover. DO NOT attempt to do this unless your an experienced Apple tech. The glass is incredibley delicate and you can damage the films behind the glass just by touching them. I'm an Apple tech you can take my word for it. Good luck.