How to get bubbles out when putting on screen protector?

[Meanee]

Got some dust in there, removed to clean it, got fingerprints on the sticky side, got pissed off, removed all together.

GRR

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by SweetBearCub

Ok, so I got my TP2 today, and before I started playing with it, I went to put the stock screen protector on. I took a rag, wet it, wrung it out, and thoroughly cleaned the front face of the TP2 after removing the shipping sticker that talks about TF3D.

I peeled the screen protector from its backing, lined it up on the phone, and put it on from bottom to top. As I applied it, I ran a finger upwards trying to press out the air bubbles, but I had no success.

It looks like a hack job from hell. Any ideas?

I've attached a (bad) pic of the carnage taken with my Q9c.

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.

[MightyMike]

Originally Posted by themuffinman

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.

Likewise.

I first apply the top part nicely to make sure it's fully aligned with the earpiece, then slowly bring down the screen protector on the screen and slide on top of the protector with my ringer as i go down all the way to the bottom of the screen...

/that sounded dirty lol.

But yeah, that's how i always do it and no air bubbles!

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by mightymike

Likewise.

I first apply the top part nicely to make sure it's fully aligned with the earpiece, then slowly bring down the screen protector on the screen and slide on top of the protector with my ringer as i go down all the way to the bottom of the screen...

/that sounded dirty lol.

But yeah, that's how i always do it and no air bubbles!

LOL, it sure did. But yeah I just used my finger too.

[xpsworm]

I first apply the top part nicely to make sure it's fully aligned with the earpiece, then slowly bring down the screen protector on the screen and slide on top of the protector with my ringer as i go down all the way to the bottom of the screen...

/that sounded dirty lol.

But yeah, that's how i always do it and no air bubbles!

hahaha, MM, i like the way you describes your "procedure", lol, it made me so , hahaha

[tmac15]

Originally Posted by mightymike

Likewise.

I first apply the top part nicely to make sure it's fully aligned with the earpiece, then slowly bring down the screen protector on the screen and slide on top of the protector with my ringer as i go down all the way to the bottom of the screen...

/that sounded dirty lol.

But yeah, that's how i always do it and no air bubbles!

Whats a ringer....and where do i get one?

[lallen3]

Originally Posted by themuffinman

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.

[themuffinman]

Originally Posted by lallen3

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.

[Exil3d]

What ever you guys do. Dont buy those screen protector that come in a yellow packaging from the Sprint store. Those are AWFUL! They scratch by mearly using the stylus on it. Incredible how junky they are.

[Dragon2]

Originally Posted by Exil3d

What ever you guys do. Dont buy those screen protector that come in a yellow packaging from the Sprint store. Those are AWFUL! They scratch by mearly using the stylus on it. Incredible how junky they are.

+ 1 on this, those things blow donkey foreskin..... great advice, and if you are gonna get them terrible ones, ya might as well go to the local store and go to the electronics department and find universal ones for like gameboys/digital cameras and etc...... you will pay half the price for double the amount..... no different than sprints junk