Can I remove this from my SUP after it has been put on without having marks or residue left over? How easy is it to apply without any help?
1357711
I've used on my personal boards, our 24 rental sups, and installed on many customers boards and have only had minimal residue around the edges which I feel was actually due to wax, dirt, and debris that settled along the edges of tape. Used mineral spirits with minimum effort to remove. As far as installing w/o significant bubbles and in a line that follows the curve of the board, yes you can do alone but it takes time and a game plan Cut the tape to desired lengths, decide what area must be protected (easy to view if board has been used), mark starting line at nose, decide what to follow (pen line on board or outer most edge of rail, either may work depending on width of rail and tape, separate tape from backing about an inch.... Rip backing at starting edge and place back on tape w slick (nonstick) side on tape then line start edge w starting mark, keep pulled snug and I rub w thumb side to side to force bubbles out all while watching your pen line or rail edge. If need to you can pull tape back up a few inches or from the start line w your torn backing tab... Also if u get a stubborn air bubble you can pop w razor corner. I find it best to install tape when tape is warm 70+ (more flexible to follow curves, cold tape does not bend or stretch as easily). When installing I like to turn board on side (on carpet or pad) and straddle to hold board in place and stand over to help to line up w rail. When done simply pull backing tab off and rub any bubbles out. Takes a few to get it dialed in. I always say, the 2nd rail is perfect... Good luck
162241
You can remove it if recently applied. After it has seen heat and time, will be a lot more difficult. This is a low residue tape, it's not gummy.
420198
Yes, it can be very easily removed with absolutely no residue. The screen protector itself bonds to the screen with out glue or glue like material. After I removed it (replaced my phone for unrelated reason) it was clean.
2234244
Just soak it in mild soap and water, and if there's residue that needs to be removed use a fingernail brush to remove it.
1055364
I haven't removed it, but it is not supposed to damage the original finish. I will probably not remove it unless it starts to peel loose. I don't know if that happens or not.
910699
I've removed mine a couple times when I was first placing it on. Just spray the solution on again. Try to find a clean area when you're placing it on.
1217954
I switched one out and I didn't notice a residue, but I did put one right on after I took it off so I can't say 100% for sure that it doesn't leave a slight residue. If it did, I would imagine you could remove it with alcohol on a q tip.
2107832
Extreemly easy to replace and leaves no residue. Just make sure you thoroughly clean your screen before applying.It is thicker than the average screen protector, so make sure to use a case or you will nottice the edge .
69403
It should come off easily and with no residue. Pick a corner and peel it off slowly. If you haven't already, you might try the "case friendly" style. They're cut a little smaller so wrap around cases don't interfere.
752448
Put the pan on the counter. Pour a glass of water in the pan so the bottom of the pan and the label are completely covered. Let soak for a few hours. It will slide right off. No goo or residue left at all. I left mine sitting for six hours, because I got busy and forgot about it. Perhaps an hour or two would be sufficient, not sure.
2098113
Jim I have removed mine from different guns a couple of times and reapplied. It comes with multiple foam adhesive strips. Work it off carefully and use some Goo be gone to remove the residue from the adhesive. I have had no issues with leaving marks on my gun, taken off a Shiny stainless receiver and a flat black one.
1370877
I never removed my screen protector as it is still functioning perfectly. If it does leave a residue I would try a damp cotton cloth with water. If that does not work finger nail polish remover would definatly remove it. Put it on a cotton cloth then wipe.
2211454
I repositioned my bumptek strip when first applying it and there was no damage to the paint. I haven't tried removing it, though. Good luck -CR
262305
Like everyone else is saying, you can simply peel it off. This is also useful for fixing a bad install. Although, I have gotten small particles under mine on install and now they're really embedded into the shield.
2117102
I think mine peeled off pretty easily on its own. If there was adhesive residue, I'd have used Soy Lube (bought on Amazon.com) to remove it.
1502809
I'm not sure but it should be removable. If it doesn't come off right away use Goo gone, an adhesive remover.
1572619
I have removed years after putting it on and it still came right off. After alot of years it might leave a sticky residue but that comes off with any window cleaner and elbow grease.