After installing this, it looks like there are fingerprints underneath it, even though I used clean hands and sprayed them with the spray. I'm worried that I shouldn't have touched the sticky side AT ALL because newly installed, it loos smudgy underneath. Is that the bubbles and droplets left behind or marks from my fingers?? Does it sound normal? I don't know how I'd get those off if it's fingerprints. You can't WASH or rub it clean.... After installing this, it looks like there are fingerprints underneath it, even though I used clean hands and sprayed them with the spray. I'm worried that I shouldn't have touched the... » Read More After installing this, it looks like there are fingerprints underneath it, even though I used clean hands and sprayed them with the spray. I'm worried that I shouldn't have touched the sticky side AT ALL because newly installed, it loos smudgy underneath. Is that the bubbles and droplets left behind or marks from my fingers?? Does it sound normal? I don't know how I'd get those off if it's fingerprints. You can't WASH or rub it clean.... « Show Less
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You're supposed to spray the sticky side with the spray so you can touch it without getting fingerprints on it. If there are fingerprints already on it then they're going to stay there. You can send it back to zagg though and just pay shipping for a new one.
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I had my installed by a pro but i know you not to touch the sticky side. Contact zagg and they may send you a new oneThey are life time warranty. Hope this helps.
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I noticed when I first got it too, but then saw that the installation instructions say "Please note that there is a protective cover/film on the mirrors surface so that it does not get scratched during shipping and handling. Ensure that this protective film cover is removed prior to use and cycling." The film isn't immediately obvious, but if you scratch with a fingernail at the edge, I suspect you'll find it (if you haven't removed it already).
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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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I did not have that issue. How hard are you pressing on the screen? Make sure they are actual scratches and not sweat marks from your hand by cleaning the screen with a wet cloth, then drying the area quickly.
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I use mild soap and water or white vinegar. Cleaning the outside with white vinegar helps to keep it fingerprint- and streak-free too.
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It should be absolutely clear. next time u put it on rub the air bubbles out every 15 minutes. Try to get a replacement for it. That should not have happened.
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Yes, no problem Make sure the screen is clear of finger prints, dust and is clean before applying. Just keep your fingers off the plastic sheet and make sure you get it smoothed down good. Get all the air bubbles out before you finish. We use a small stylus to touch the screen as it keeps the finger prints off. We installed the lexerd about eight months ago and have had know trouble with it. Good Buy.
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In my opinion it is. You spray the side of the protector that's going to touch the screen, wet your fingers (wash before you start this whole thing) and a fine mist on the screen. Lay it down, line it up correctly and the squeegee the whole thing. takes like 60 seconds tops. make sure the screen is flawlessly clean before you start. It drives me nuts to see a little lint or hair between the screen and protector, starting over can crease the protector and get even more dust or lint into the mix.
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i went to postings trying to figure out what they mean by this "scuffing/ abrasion" i dont have any of this going on i did instalation exactly the way spigen said to. Im not surw if they are talking about actual phone screen or the screen on samsung brand phone cover clear screen...im ha1ving trouble understanding what they are talking about but if it makes you feek better ive hsd mine this entire summer and 0 problems.
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I went to the cell phone store and had them install it on my phone. Before he put the shield on my phone, I observed the person spray the display with some kind of lubricant. Frankly I do not know what it was. Immediately after he peeled the plastic protector from the shield and carefully placed it on the moisturized display. He then used a plastic edger maybe 2 or 3 inches wide and worked any/all bubbles out. I suppose I could buy a plastic edger and find out the spray they used at the store. But then again I'm glad I took it to the cell phone store and just had them do it for me.
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When putting on screen protectors Use The squeegee tool that comes in the package. Squeegee out as many bubbles and imperfections as you can. Then make sure you follow the arrows (if any) on the screen protector and pull of the top film from the corner they direct you to pull from. There will still be some imperfections, don't worry they will go away in about 2-3 days. /////The body glove has no air bubbles
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If you fingers are clean, they will not show easily. But if you play with your toy and eating something greasy at the same time, you will have to wipe your screen. That's why keeping the sprayer and the cloth included with the kit is a good idea.
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Paula, I have never before heard this issue raised, but I appreciate the information. If that spot is scratch-prone, we can let future customers know to be mindful of this and take extra precaution. Thanks so much. Sincerely, JR Hill Goedekers.com
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I would suggest visiting zagg.com and watching their install videos. http://www.zagg.com/support/install_help_center You spray your fingers, you "heavily" spray the sheet, but you don't actually spray the screen itself directly. After lining it up and placing the sheet on your screen you squeegee it in place, which would have the potential of seeping into your crack. Or it could just push over it and out the sides. I suppose there are no guarantees and it would be your call.
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Not in my opinion. You just get fingerprints on the screen protector rather than the glass screen itself. I got (off amazon) a 3 pack of these cool little square leather screen cleaners with a suede-like surface on the bottom and a leather handle on top that really works. I just brush it back and forth across the screen (on the screen protector, but it would work for glass as well - maybe better) and no more fingerprints. Even a stylus will leave marks if you swipe. I have the retina screen so once an app is "on" I really don't notice fingerprints, but when the screen is black you can see fingerprints. Not in my opinion. You just get fingerprints on the screen protector rather than the glass screen itself. I got (off amazon) a 3 pack of these cool little square leather screen cleaners with a suede-like surface on the bottom and a leather handle on top that really works. I just brush it back and forth across the screen (on the screen protector, but it would work for glass as well - maybe better) and no more fingerprints. Even a stylus will leave marks if you swipe. I have the retina screen so once an app is "on" I really don't notice fingerprints, but when the screen is black you... » Read More Not in my opinion. You just get fingerprints on the screen protector rather than the glass screen itself. I got (off amazon) a 3 pack of these cool little square leather screen cleaners with a suede-like surface on the bottom and a leather handle on top that really works. I just brush it back and forth across the screen (on the screen protector, but it would work for glass as well - maybe better) and no more fingerprints. Even a stylus will leave marks if you swipe. I have the retina screen so once an app is "on" I really don't notice fingerprints, but when the screen is black you can see fingerprints. « Show Less
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I haven't cleaned it yet but because of the material I'd imagine you could just wipe it off with a cloth and maybe a mild cleanser if needed? I have the pink one and it did pick up what looks like grease fingerprints very easily and I haven't eaten and touched it so I don't know why that is.
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Mine has the bubbles and minor peel-off at the top corner as well.The rest of the screen looks perfect, as others have said. I did find it possible to use the flat part of my fingernail and a piece of cardboard to press it back into place so it almost looks perfect. I figure I'll leave it on as a first layer of defense. Zagg.com has great screen protection films but with the ability to close the lid on this unit, I figure I shouldn't need that.BTW- anyone know if spare batteries are available???