are the protective screens removale after the application dries or is it permantly glued to the phone?
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Hello,No, they are not permanently glued. They can be removed, the skins are designed to be re-installed if you would like at anytime. We also provide easy instructions on how to do so. We hope this helps and answers your question.Please feel free to contact us at anytime if you have any questions or concerns.Thank you,Vanessa
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There are steps to remove it, but it seems to be a tad bit more difficult than simply pulling it off (which they say can damage the skin). I think it involves using a hairdryer while pulling it off, but I can't be certain. But unnecessarily long response aside, yes, it is removable. I think their website also details those instructions.
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When removing it go very slow, yes using heat helps, if you have the Sony z1, use hot tap water, then dry with a towel, and slowly peel it off, warning! It could irreversibly stretch, if it's damaged from natural usage they will mail you a new one, lifetime warranty
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I am not really sure. I believe so as long as you get it wet with the solution. Because I was constantly taking it on and off because I was worried about the microbubbles. Once I used the solution to apply it again, it worked.
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I believe it's temporary. Check out some YouTube on the subject if there is any doubt
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You can remove the skin as many times and stick it back using the liquid provided. It's the actual beauty of this product.
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The adhesive is transparent, and has a black border. The border is not seen once you put the glass on. I can tell you it repaired my phone well, however after a day I had a big bubble beneath the glass. It still works, and when the phone is on you don't notice it as much. It is tolerable for the cost I spent vs how much it would have cost to have it repaired.
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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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Dry installation and it is easily removable. Static based application process. Need a squeegee device of some kind sometimes to remove bubbles, but should go on smooth most of the time.
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not sure which part you are referring to? the screen or digitizer? I didn't notice a peel off anything. The cover was already attached to the screen and I had the entire assembly put onto phone in a matter of minutes.
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you gently pull it off. it should be easy to pull off the screen its sticky not permanent.
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It's thin, flimsy plastic. Mine started to fall off the 1st week so removal is a breeze. Yes, I put it on correctly and my screen was clean at the time of application.
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I think this is a question about the stickiness? I don't know about completely submerging the phone, or how it holds up while under spray for a prolonged period of time, but I have spilled liquids on my phone countless times and rinsed my phone off in the sink. The screen protector so far has not even hinted at peeling off.
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The screen protector I got stuck to the screen after peeling off a cover on either side of it. It didn't have any sort of adhesive residue and worked out really well. Be sure to apply it in an area that doesn't have much dust floating around because if it traps any particles between itself and the phone screen it will be very noticeable and distracting.
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It sticks on but not glue. Removing it won't leave residue on your screen. Try not to remove it because putting it back on will be hard. It's recommended a one-time application.
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Hello Ronald W,Our installations are a wet process. Please follow an YouTube video for proper installation to avoid any damages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZiJt12qEHEWhen applying our screen protector, we generally recommend using plenty of solution and spraying it evenly on the adhesive side, because it really helps make it easier to align the protector, adhere it more efficiently, and make sure there are no imperfections after it dried up. Please note that after application, any bubbles or haziness you see are perfectly normal because they will clear up and disappear within 2-3 days. Day by day, you will notice improvements on the screen protector. iTechAccessory Hello Ronald W,Our installations are a wet process. Please follow an YouTube video for proper installation to avoid any damages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZiJt12qEHEWhen applying our screen protector, we generally recommend using plenty of solution and spraying it evenly on the adhesive side, because it really helps make it easier to align the protector, adhere it more efficiently, and make sure there are no imperfections after it dried up. Please note that after application, any bubbles or haziness you see are perfectly normal because they will clear up and... » Read More Hello Ronald W,Our installations are a wet process. Please follow an YouTube video for proper installation to avoid any damages. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZiJt12qEHEWhen applying our screen protector, we generally recommend using plenty of solution and spraying it evenly on the adhesive side, because it really helps make it easier to align the protector, adhere it more efficiently, and make sure there are no imperfections after it dried up. Please note that after application, any bubbles or haziness you see are perfectly normal because they will clear up and disappear within 2-3 days. Day by day, you will notice improvements on the screen protector. iTechAccessory « Show Less
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it has a little plastic sticker covering the new screen.. Peel it off !! (I did the same thing) HA
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Hi. It comes with a spray that you apply to the back of the protector they have you turn your phone off for 12-24hrs. For it to dry and get all bubbles out. So look into it more because that moisture probably isn't the best thing for the internals of the phone. Goodluck with your situation.
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I Should've looked at this question earlier. Based on the 4th photo, it looks like it had an in place screen protector like the Defender series of Otterbox cases. However, yes it is indeed a peel and stick, after the fact that I bought and applied another screen protector a day before -__-.
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It's wet application. It is only scratch-proof but not shatter-proof. My mini iPad's screen cracked when I dropped it accidentally at waist level height.
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The adhesive is silicone based and does allow removal and reattachment. Wash hands first and use alcohol wipes to clean the scren and phone. Edges of mine didnt stick to start with. That didnt imrove.
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Yes. Pop it out, make sure you remove the adhesive once removed. I had to remove mine due to the soapiness effect I'd get from screen to phone.