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Originally Posted by In The Office
I have actually had great success by literally dipping my pro first into a bowl of cleaning solution (commercial grade is probably best) then vigorously washing off all the solution by submerging the pro under a fully open faucet.
This seems to temper the screen and soften it up in a way which allows the screen protector to more readily adhere to the glass surface.
I then place the pro into my freezer in order to allow any random drops of water to freeze so that I may then crack them off before I enter the final,and most important, facet of the protector placement.
In the final phase, I heat up the screen - and just the screen; it is CRUCIAL that you avoid the D-pad - with an acetylene torch. This must be done with some care; too heavy a hand will cause charring to the screen and that ought to be avoided. Once the pro screen is heated up just the right amount, you should very quickly peel off the back of the protector, and just slap the damned thing onto the phone. (BTW, I have had pretty good success with the slapping part by doing it while blindfolded.) Once you slap it on, just move it into place, being careful not to burn your fingers, as the screen may still be hot from your use of the torch.
That's the way I do it, although I admit it's a shortcut, and you might want to use more care than I've set forth here.
Good luck.
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Dude, you forgot the final, but not always needed step.
I'll add it for clarity.
If you do get airbubbles using this method, use the rubber mallet to pound them right on out.