Any tips on removing the protectors after application?
1383358
Use a piece of regular tape on the corner and lift. You can also use tape on the adhesive side if lint get stuck to it to remove all the lint.
1383359
I haven't tried removing the protector, as it went on fairly evenly. If you can pick up an edge you should be able to peel it off.
1383360
They should ask the adhesive company this question. There is a solution, I am sure.
364485
A medium heat from a heat gun or hairdryer spread evenly back and forth over the protector will loosen the adhesive and you can pry off the protector with your fingers.
1267698
I lined the protector up with edge of the phone with the plastic covers on. Placed scotch tape along one edge of the screen protector and phone. Then wiped the phone down completely before removing the bottom cover. I then squished all the bubbles out before removing the top protective layer. There are you tube videos about this method (look up: scotch tape method for screen protector installation). I looked at the videos before my second attempt. Good luck.
1883622
Here's the best thing about it, i haven't had a need to remove the protector. But i have removed a skinomi protector for someone else and its not difficult to remove. If anything it would be a minor annoyance but nothing more than a minor annoyance.
762217
Not very hard if you have similar experience, perhaps did the same thing for iPhone, all the stuff you need is in the pack. Find a clear and tidy place, make sure your screen is "uncontaminated" at all before you put it on, or you have to use another protector, it is OK if you have air bubble, all you have to do is push it to the any edges.
237083
Use a piece of tape on the corner as a tab to pull it off. They come off very easily using this method.
434351
Yes remove the plastic one first by peeling it off starting at a corner. It should peel off very easily. Then follow the screen cleaning/preparation and installation instructions that come with the new screen protector. If you have any more ?'s I will be happy to help as much as I can.
726120
Try lifting the clips in the plastic case from the back of the case towards the front part where the screen protector is. Start with the top one. Lift from the back (there should be an arrow on the back of the plastic). If you lift from the back towards the front, the case should start to separate. Do the top first, then move to the sides. When you put your phone in the case, you should make sure that the 2 small tabs on the back bottom of the case align with the small indentations that are there to be sure that it closes correctly. Hope this helps. John Francis
65946
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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Don't touch it with your fingers, when you are ready to install it clean it with a soft dry cloth, put some talc on it and blow the excess talc with your mouth, don't clean it again with the cloth, once you put the screen protector back on, take all the air out by going over it with the dry cloth, this time on the outside, finish putting it together and viola, no more condensation.
1913144
time and ease. I used a few Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and had cleaner wax to rub it off. Good luck.
283904
Use uni solve adhesive remover wipes. You can order it from Amazon. Works great!
1523402
Hi, the best way I found to get mine off was to lay the phone screen down on a flat surface and push down just above the spot where the two pieces of the case come together. Once you push down on there, the bottom piece should slide off easier. I hope that helps
744300
Yes and no. I did remove mine to clean a few small specs of dust that had small bubbles. I successfully cleaned those and replaced the protector. You need a very clean and lint/dust free environment. Once it is in place and acceptable you don't want to remove it because it is very difficult to get it perfect. Just clean it installed.
2207488
Taking them off and putting them back on will likely cause dust particles to get between the protectors and the phone, so it is not recommended to reapply any.
1044285
Sorry I haven't done so, but after first try to apply the protector, I found a small bubble near the edge, so I used the sticker and followed the instruction on their website to lift the protector and removed the dust in the bubble. So I'd say it's not hard to lift or remove the protector if you have just apply it to the screen, but not sure if that's the case after a while of use. Also I didn't feel any damage to the screen. The protector has good quality.
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I just did it, but it was not obvious. The people who say to remove the silicone cover first are right. The key is that you have to realize that the silicone cover is one big piece -- I kept trying to find a seam to separate it. Instead, hold the case as if you were looking at the phone, and bend back the silicone cover at the corners (away from you). Do that on all 4 corners of the screen -- you'll need to stretch it a bit, but it will come off. Then, you'll just have the hard inner case, which is opened by popping the 2 tabs on the side and the 1 at the top.