The youtube video shows the adhesive cut to fit and all got a full sheet of adhesive. Not sure what to do. Use full sheet or cut it?
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I gave up trying to do it myself and took it into a computer/nintendo shop. They didn't charge me for the glass since I already had it. Ended up being lots cheaper to still have gotten the part myself. I had a friend that fixes iphones a lot, but he said the slim ipod is really easy to mess up trying to change the glass yourself. If you really want to do it yourself I would try and find another video... Sorry!
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Mine is pre-cut, but different than the video I watched. The video had separate pieces for the top and bottom where the one I got had a thin strip all the way down the sides as well as fatter areas on top and bottom.....but all one piece.
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mine was not precut and I had a very hard time cutting it. Good luck(yes, you need to cut it)
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If you look close, the adhesive is cut out. I thought the same thing at first.
433100
I removed mine but had to do some prep work before installing new one. Just clean surface be sure to remove all old adhesive.
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You should contact the vendor to get the full instructions. They were very responsive to my needs.
1648202
I just cut it to the same size as curtain panel and then sewed it to the back of the panel. To make it less obvious, I sewed it along the seam that was already on the original curtain.
1065896
Hi there! Definitely go with the dry screen when installing! Try to do it from one end to another. Don't put the whole protector onto the screen once. Try to do it as the instruction pictures show! Good luck!!
1217317
This is really just a standard 3m double sided adhesive that you have to cut to fit. It can be used with just about any screen that calls for tape adhesive.
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Did you accidently touch the adhesive? Sometimes that ruins that part on most screen protectors. I had one bubble when I installed mine but I pressed down and pushed the bubble to the edge of the screen until it came out. But your saying it isn't flattening out so your piece may be defective because mine was fine and didn't have to flatten out.
2256664
It really depends what you are installing it on.If it is drywall probably drilling some small holes for the glue to go in would work.You really don't want to cut a big hole - there would be nothing to glue it to.
1240437
Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.
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I would personally be hesitant to use the glue. However, the tape alone didn't really suffice for me. I purchased a pre-cut adhesive (packaged similarly to a screen protector) Excellent results.
1760134
I have mislaid the specs sheet that came with the glue. You might be able to contact the manufacturer for this information?
564868
Yes I had the same problem an I changed it. But you need to know how to. It's not easy to replace and you'll need an adhesive sticker tape for a good adhesion.
641761
You need to cut it so that it won't be hanging down. Make sure that you leave a little extra, so incase you need to loosen it.
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My LCD screen came with thin double sided sticky tape. One cuts this into appropriate sizes to fill in the area where the LCD does not cover but the digital matrix (glass cover) does - extend. There is YouTube video somewhere that shows how it is done. I was not totally impressed with this method, I thought a better idea would be to buy the LCD - bezel assembly, that is pre-assembled. The Bezel is about $12 extra. This saves one the messy job of peeling of the broken glass too.
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Pull it off. As you pull it, it comes to what appears to be as far as it goes, slide it a little more and it will come off. Doesn't hurt it at all. Good luck and happy cutting.
64064
Dude just use crazy glue, but 1st make sure you scrape of all the existing glue from where the old screen was if not it won't fit. Also its a tight fit so if you bent your housing just a little bit then it won't fit. Good luck
230283
I had the same problem as Robert M and I basically did the same thing. The adhesive strip needed time to compress before the window would stay up,this was also when it was warm.