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Old 09-09-2009, 01:06 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

Yeah, I know the Vogue is old! lolI was just makin a joke! Geez!But I tell you what though! It does everything that I need and more! It has served me and many others well all while I keep hearing people on this site and others exchanging their TPs over and over again! It's very dependable. Like me. lol
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Old 09-09-2009, 01:17 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

i cant get it on smooth either. rip it off. going to tmobile store up the block from me to see if they have any for sale
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Old 09-09-2009, 01:44 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

People, the trick is to use rubbing alcohol.

NOTE: make sure your phone is powered off and the battery removed.

Frst make sure your screen is clean of all particles and fingerprints. you can make sure by applying rubbing alcohol to a napkin and cleaning it. Also, wash your hands and use hand sanitizer if available.

Next take the screen protector, pour some rubbing alcohol on it, or dab your finger into some rubbing alcohol to make the screen protector nice and moist.

Third apply rubbing alcohol with your fingers around the edges of your screen (on the phone) as well as a drop in the middle.

Finally, apply screen protector. Everything will be moist enough so that you can move the protector around until it aligns perfectly.

After all that, let your phone sit for around ten minutes so that everything has a chance to dry off. You will notice a slight haze as well as a few bubbles, but these can easily be pushed to the edge of the phone since they have faint traces of rubbing alcohol in them. A few hours to a day later, the haze will disappear and your phone will look awesome. I have used this method ever since the mogul and it has worked flawlessly every single time. Not a single bublbe on my phone.

NOTE 2: We're not drenching your phone in alcohol, we're applying enough so that the screen protector can move around enough to get it aligned perfectly.

The nice thing about the supplied screen protector is that it can be reapplied over and over again. The adhesive used is very awesome and does not get worn down by the method described above.

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Old 09-09-2009, 01:47 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

For those that messed up their 1 and only screen protector tha came with the phone, this link might be of help to you.

http://www.screenguardz.com/content/...1-19--2253.htm
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Old 09-09-2009, 02:35 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

I just wash my screen protector with dish detergent then lean it on something so it can drip dry and then re-apply till I get it right.
Been working for years... started with the Touch.
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Old 09-09-2009, 03:23 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

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For those that messed up their 1 and only screen protector tha came with the phone, this link might be of help to you.

http://www.screenguardz.com/content/...1-19--2253.htm
FYI-the 15 pack of screengards are absolute crap. like the protective material you throw away. the stylus wont even slide across it. I cant comment on the HD ones.
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Old 09-09-2009, 03:38 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

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FYI-the 15 pack of screengards are absolute crap. like the protective material you throw away. the stylus wont even slide across it. I cant comment on the HD ones.
Oh, I know about those. I wouldn't even buy those for this phone. I'd like to think the HD ones are like the same ones we got with Sprint's version. Or you can do what I did and suggest that the invisible shield company start making them for Sprint's version. I see that T-Mo's version as well as the europeon version already have theirs. No reason to think they won't make one for Sprint if enough people continue to ask about it.
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Old 09-09-2009, 07:09 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

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Oh, I know about those. I wouldn't even buy those for this phone. I'd like to think the HD ones are like the same ones we got with Sprint's version. Or you can do what I did and suggest that the invisible shield company start making them for Sprint's version. I see that T-Mo's version as well as the europeon version already have theirs. No reason to think they won't make one for Sprint if enough people continue to ask about it.

used them before.....They are not that bad. Used them for Diamond and Pre. The HD ones are the best. But yes they will come off easy if not aligned right. Also i dont know if there is any diffrence in GSM/tmobile/sprint/verizon versions....That's always tricky with protectors, batteries, cases, etc...
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Old 09-09-2009, 08:49 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

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Wow, thats a pretty poor job. I have never had any problems with screen protectors. I usually start from the top and work my way down. My tp2 screen protector went on in about 20 seconds on the first try, not one single air bubble and I didn't even use a credit card to smooth it out.

lol... yeah, the insults aren't needed bud.
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Old 09-09-2009, 09:48 AM
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Re: How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

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lol... yeah, the insults aren't needed bud.
LOL, sorry I wasn't trying to be mean but look at the phone, it looks like he used bubble wrap for a screen protector.
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