Has anyone used this to seal a small crack in a cell phone screen?
1617037
No - I used it on a mirror and I wouldn't recommend it for a cell phone. It is very liquidy (think water) and took a long time to dry on the mirror. It's not a glue that acts as a filler.
2204084
I did mine dry. I doubt doing it wet would help at all. If you mess up, you just take it off and try again. It won't stretch our anything like the soft plastic screen protectors do. It would be hard to squeegee the water out too ...because its a piece of glass.
1865250
I did not try it with that. I am not sure if it would work as the seal only, but might work good as a sealant for a patch over the hole. Others might be able to tell you how rigid it becomes when dry. I sold the car I used it on. I used it to mount a glass rear window in a convertible top and it worked way better than the Rhino glue people talked about. Wish I were more help.
870568
Don't think this is the product your needing. This won't protect from cracking more. It will protect some moisture getting in;since its wax based.
1622883
I just had a very small hair line crack, and I just used a small bit of it on the inside of the clear glass lid to seal it and protect it when putting the lid on. It dried clear. I just applied it with the tip and smeared it with a plastic knife to make it flat. Wiped off extra with a damp cotton swab.
1508486
Yes, that is what it is made for. They even send you a link to a youtube video that shows exactly how to do it. It is very simple and within 5 minutes you could change a broken screen and your phone working like new.
2118920
The tube I got wouldn't fix anything! It was all dried up inside. That said, I wouldn't put any glue on my smartphone without consulting the mfg of the phone. Hope you find a good solution to your problem.
481371
I tried to use it to seal plexiglass to sheet metal and it did not work at all. It may work for your application.
1214409
Yes, I used this to fix s3 and s4. It doesn't matter the color of the screen or the phone as long as you know where and how to apply the adhesive.
2251573
I can only suggest testing it on some scrap wires soldered together. I used it to repair a cracked, leaking plastic antenna mount, so it bonds well to metal and plastic, and might use acetic acid like silicone caulk does to cure.
582791
Don't think that this product would work to fill in or smooth out a surface crack as it was not meant to be exposed to the outside elements. Once heat or moisture builds up around this product, it can get sticky and will probably start smearing all over your screen.
831153
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.
1413057
I've found that the sealant tends to seal its own can shut after one use. Others haven't had this experience.
1456051
No. Not a good idea as it may destroy the plastic and/or glass. The chemical used is also not a good idea to press against you face skin. Also this product leaves a white haze over everything so your camera and screen would be cloudy. There is a company that now waterproofs phones. You have to send it in to them to do it though. I forgot the company's name but I'm sure with a little research you can find it.
1385207
We used it to seal small (1/16") cracks in concrete after mixing it with Portland cement...so far the basement has been dry even on very rainy days when before we would get several gallons of water. Have not used it directly as a paint.
579143
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.
1782172
I can't say but I can tell you that I have used this on multiple phones over the years and have never had a cracked or shattered screen. Maybe luck?