Does anybody know what kind of material to use after dropping liquid on the screen? I guess it's not that cloth included with product. thanks
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I used a paper towel to spread the solution. The area that I was repairing looks indistinguishable from the rest of the screen.
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A microfiber cloth is best. As far as the S3's glass, I bought one of those tiny bottles of a lens cleaner. After it was empty, I filled it with Windex. You can use any paper towel or tissue because the glass on the S3 is Corning and is (so called) scratch resistant. I Can't say how Windex would affect the screen protector.
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I've got a little bottle of LCD screen cleaner from a company called "Innovera..." I don't know where it came from, but it works really well. I'd recommend a microfiber cloth and lens/screen cleaning solution. If you or a family member own glasses, their kit should more than suffice. Fingerprints, though, are impossible to avoid... Unless you just never use your tablet.
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Use an electronics cleaner product then use a micro fiber cloth. I doubt you'll get an air bubble as long as you're careful. It's a very stiff protector and it's difficult to mess up putting it on, honestly. The hardest thing for me is making sure it's going on straight.
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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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My screen protective is good so far. Occasionally I use sanitizer wipe it on the surface of the dust.Did you wash it with too much water?
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Beware, use soft cloth! We just used an ex dishrag and the plastic(?) screen has lots of little scratches all over which are visible using the black light.
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I've only had my screen on for a short time, I couldn't get dust, hair, debris out no matter what I did. I found it easier to just remove the cheap 'protector', it helped with the response on my phone as well. You can always put it back on, as it's attached with cheap hot glue.
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No use of water is involved, just use the included clothe to wipe the screen clean and apply the protector.
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Hello, You can try re applying the skin peel off the skin carefully as to not stretch it wash with soap and water, let is air dry and once dry you can re apply as you would a new screen. If you have any questions please let us know we will be happy to help. Thank You, Skinomi Customer Support
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I would suggest the Skinomi Tech Armor glass. I dropped my galaxy s5 on the cement a few days ago and noticed cracks on what appeared to be the screen. I was bummed out. when I got up the next day I peeled off the protector and it was just the protector that was cracked, not my screen. I just ordered another one. :)
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i use windex to clean the screen, wipe gently leaving a small layer of windex behind and then push the remaining liquid out the edges with the squeegee or a debit card. wipe the edges with a cotton cloth or bounty gently
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I've installed many screen savers. Clean your screen gently with a lint free cloth. I think they provide one. Remove all smudges and make sure it's shpotless. Watch the video. When you lift the final shield (number 2) be careful not to lift up the actual screen protector. It may lift a little but no worries. I think the most IMPORTANT thing is to work from top down rather than paste the whole thing at once. Work from top down evenly and you won't get bubbles.
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Either a microfiber cloth or Windex makes a special screen cleaner . Do not use paper towels.
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It isn't exactly cloth. Tha part the iPad fits in is a hard plastic covered with a wipeable material. Maybe a faux leather or something. The inside of the cover that rests against the screen of the iPad when closed feels like a cushioned suede type material. When the cover is closed over the case the entire outside (visible) cover is a wipeable surface. Sorry this isn't a very technical answer. I do love though and I bought one for my mom for her ipad mini and she loves it also. The colors are very pretty and not too bright.
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Directions to "slap" it on, (you'll need to be more intentional than that) will come in the packaging. There' also a link to a video, you should watch. The screen itself should last a long time unless you somehow scratch or tear it.
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I have used a similar one before. I found that after taking it off, all I had to do was wipe the screen with alcohol to clean away any residue. I love mine.