Am I the only person who applied the screen protector and found that some adhesive remained after removed the paper tab?
1159404
Yes, that happened to me too. I had to rub cooking oil on it to get the sticky stuff off of the screen protector.
1159405
I didn't have that problem some of my screen protector just would not lay down or adhere properly.
1717569
Yes I've had screen protector for several months. Around the home button its coming apart.
923798
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.
1414700
The screen protector is plastic not adhesive so I have no idea where air bubbles could have come ftom
592169
I had no problem applying it to my Galaxy Tab,no bubbles or loose ends,but I cleaned my Galaxy Tab with a new cloth an some windex,an it went right on with no problems what so ever!
1541256
Yes, when you pull the film off, that side is sticky too. Putting the new screen glass on is not too different from applying a screen protector, except of course the glass isn't flexible.
858280
never had a problem like that. it depends on how you apply or install. i had this screen protector for half a year already and is still very intact. :)
237084
You know... I have not had this problem. I removed my screen protector from my "Note II" no problem when I had sold it. Have you tried contacting the company for support or checked their website for an FAQ? Maybe I'll try to remove the one from my "Nexus 5" just to make sure and just reapply the second one. I'll respond back if I do it this weekend, if it works no problem, you might have a defective one?
1015296
No. It had an adhesive backing. I just cleaned it with the provided wipe and lint remover strip first. Then aligned and applied it carefully, smoothing out the air bubbles afterward. They even have a how to video on their site. I bought the ballistic tempered glass screen protector.
1594784
Well i have a for instance for u. I had a brand new, shiny one installed on my tablet when my frisky kitten bit the corner of my tablet in play and left a bite mark on the shield. Stuff happens. I didn't replace it because it was at the edge of my screen and didn't impact my view, but was good to have the spare in case &#128512;
825083
I don't think the screen protector will be the cause. Mine does the same but doesn't bother me
449709
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. :)
1512543
Rami Elamine and David P. Bard, can you comment on whether you are using a screen protector, such as ZAGG or InvisiShield? I have seen a few complaints like this that appear to be related to the dye in the cover soaking into the screen protector. Or is it actually causing problems on the screen itself?
86149
That was a good idea. I've never seen any protective film like this before. Maybe they'll send them back to me instead of replacing them. The film was placed so perfectly on the screen (despite the bubbles) that it really seemed like it might be permanent.
1952071
I have a screen protector. There is a possibility that your screen might get scratched
2108851
Check the edges of the screen carefully, there may be a thin clear protective film that peels off. I suspect the lettering you see is on the film not the panel.
324360
Had a similar experience. Bought a higher quality protector and put pieces of paper over to get cover on then pulled paper out.