HOW do you put this on without bubbles?! I've tried 3 times. It's a total mess each time. Yes, I use a credit card to smooth it.
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Inch it on until you fully cover device, then smooth it out with your hands top to bottom.
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I hope this helps..1st,make sure clean of any type of lint or trash. Next,as you are placing in on the screen of your tablet(smooth as you go)and after its all the way on use your credit card to assist you in making sure no bubbles are visible.
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First the surface has to be clean, steady flow of the hands, line up your end where you are going to begin, and slowly pull the plastic from the screen protector. It is a slow process so you have to take your time. If you notice a watery or a wet flow in protector and screen, then you are doing it correct. Shouldn't have too many bubbles when applied properly!
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The screen needs to be clean and lint free... easy way to make sure lint free,after cleaning screen, use reg. scotch tape and place the tape over lapping till screen is covered and when you pull off the tape, you have pulled off anything left behind. I start from the bottom to get it lined up, just do a fraction of a inch and use the credit card to get out bubbles, then work to half way, rub out bubbles, just lay the cover in parts and remove bubbles as you go. or as you are laying down the cover use credit card same time to remove bubbles. Good Luck =)
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I put it on at work, which is a dusty location. I cleaned the screen with the soft cleaning cloth you get from the Optometrist. I lined it up, tried using the cardboard piece but found that a debit card worked much better to get any bubbles out.
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Mr. Frambes-Sorry for the delay in responding to you. The first layer is peeled off via the white tab to reveal the side that will go on the screen. This 2nd - or middle - layer is the side you place on your touch screen. Once you have it positioned and have squeegeed out all the air bubbles, you then remove the 3rd layer via the tab at the bottom. If there are still air bubbles remaining, you can push them out by outward pressure on the screen saver layer itself. Doing so will not harm or scuff up this layer. You only utilize one of the included 3-layer screen savers at a time.Hope this helps. If not, feel free to contact me.Thanks,Philip Mr. Frambes-Sorry for the delay in responding to you. The first layer is peeled off via the white tab to reveal the side that will go on the screen. This 2nd - or middle - layer is the side you place on your touch screen. Once you have it positioned and have squeegeed out all the air bubbles, you then remove the 3rd layer via the tab at the bottom. If there are still air bubbles remaining, you can push them out by outward pressure on the screen saver layer itself. Doing so will not harm or scuff up this layer. You only utilize one of the included 3-layer screen savers at a... » Read More Mr. Frambes-Sorry for the delay in responding to you. The first layer is peeled off via the white tab to reveal the side that will go on the screen. This 2nd - or middle - layer is the side you place on your touch screen. Once you have it positioned and have squeegeed out all the air bubbles, you then remove the 3rd layer via the tab at the bottom. If there are still air bubbles remaining, you can push them out by outward pressure on the screen saver layer itself. Doing so will not harm or scuff up this layer. You only utilize one of the included 3-layer screen savers at a time.Hope this helps. If not, feel free to contact me.Thanks,Philip « Show Less
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Hello Marilyn, Please try to use a case that barely reaches the edges of the phone to prevent the bubbles from appearing. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us. iTech
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Hi Adnan. I bought & installed 3 last month. What it takes 24 hours are the bubbles to disappear, however it should not pixelate your screen.
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I applied it dry, using a credit card to smooth out the air bubbles. Start from the middle and work your way out. Only need to use a dryer on curves surfaces. I don't see how making it wet would help with the air bubbles.
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It is easy to remove. My problem is getting it in place with no bubbles. That could just me but it is just too much of a hassle.
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Nope is doesn't come with any solution. You can apply directly but it creates bubbles. I had to make my own slolution. They give 2 screens just in case you screw first one.
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my son bought a 'zagg' on my amazon account. he said there is nothing for you to do but keep trying very carefully. the one he got is better because it gets rid of the air bubbles by itself over the period of a day or two. sorry i can't help more.
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Same here. I just applied it dry. Ended up with some big bubbles. Left it like that didn't want to press on the screen to much.
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I use the one that came with the case. It did not bubble for me. I have had that problem with others in the past, but not this one.
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I tried real hard to get it on my nextbook even had my granddaughter come try to get it on no luck. We couldn't get the bubbles out of it. Good luck to you. Char B
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I learned; you absolutly have to completely clean the screen; any dirt at all will make a bubble under the protector!! I found the youtube video very helpful. Good luck. P.S. I used a credit card to apply the protector, it worked better. And remember, start in the middle and work your way out.
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Easy fix for this. Put an anti-glare screen protector on your iPhone before sliding it in the case. Poof! Bubbles/moisture/condensation look all gone. Worked on mine, my brother's and several other posters. Also, put it in the holster screen in and it won't flip out as easily.
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Same issue here - I'm going to try and get a refund; the issue is that the thing has so much of an electrostatic charge, that unless you're in a clean room it WILL attract particles from anywhere. Once it gets onto the back of the screen, good luck getting it off without leaving permanent marks on the back, which of course are very visible once applied.
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It has nothing to do with the protector, but rather how you put it on. Use generous amounts of spray (careful with openings) and squeegee from the center out to remove all the bubbles. If its not right, remove it respray and try again until you get it right. I've went through several before I figured out the technique.
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I usually lift the screen protector gently, only enough to remove the hair and any other dust, then firmly press the screen protector back down. Use a credit card to prevent any bubbles.