how do i clean the screen protector? I had to realign the protector and now the "back" side has lint that I can't get off.
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Hello back2stacey,You can simply use cold running water and your fingertips to remove any particles that adhere'd onto the screen protector. If this doesn't work you can always apply for ArmorSuit lifetime warranty program which can be found at www.ArmorSuit.com/Warranty If you have any further questions you can contact us directly through Amazon. -iTechAccessory.
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Try wiping it with hand sanitizer or something with alcohol in it. When I installed mine i used the dust removal stickers it kinda left residue on the screen. If that doesn't work then idk
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I am sorry to hear. This has never happened to me. Maybe rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover will help. i would recommend u test it on a small area first before doing it on the entire phone.
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Nothing you can do. I removed my screen protector and no more bubbles or trapped dirt.
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I'm pretty sure it is a wet application. Spay the cover, then apply it to the screen. That is if you get that far. They are very hard to separate from the backing without permanently wrinkling/creasing it!
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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 haven't tried to remove it, but I have been debating it because lately my screen isn't as responsive to touch. I don't know alot about screen protectors and if there is a limit to how long they work. It may also be my tablet that's the problem. However, it is still as attached to my screen as it was day one (none of the edges are coming up).
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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'm such a dork! Is that what that plastic thing was? It did have a plastic thing in it that was probably supposed to be a screen protector. I thought it was packaging material and I removed it. It was glued in there with a bead of something like silicone caulking that allowed it to be removed without a great deal of difficulty once you broke that seal and tugged at it. Duh. :)
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The screen is easily removable for cleaning. You lift up on the white knob and the front cover and the screen come off. You may then wipe the lint from the screen and replace the screen and cover into the box. You can do this with one hand after a few tries.
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I would remove the flimsy one that the case comes with. Im using a tempered glass screen protector on mine with no issues.
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are you using a screen protector? this may be the problem. Just wipe down the screen protector more frequently. I experienced this today but cleaning the screen more often solved the problem. Hope it works for you.
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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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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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What I normally do is get single sheet toilet paper (low lint) and rubbing alcohol. Then after I get it decently clean spray the screen with compressed air used to clean computers. Then peel half the backing off and start laying the protector down using the supplied scrapper to get some bubbles out. That is basically it!
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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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I used a xacto knife and cut it out. then used my original screen protector.