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Re: Screen Protector - Smoothest when navigating?

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Originally Posted by nbaj2k (Post 1262569)

Definitely interesting. Anyone have any luck with the Boxwave Anti-Glare? Or are most people's feelings that the Crystal protector is the best. I think if so Ill get the 3 pack since I've read how difficult it is to get that screen protector on perfectly.

~J

The Anti-Glares have a texture like it's ridged. It definitely isn't as smooth as the Crystal.

Re: Screen Protector - Smoothest when navigating?

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Originally Posted by nbaj2k (Post 1262569)

Getting a screen protector on perfectly is super easy.

YOu really need to make sure that you get a small bowl of water w/ a drop of dish soap in it. It feels super unnatural to take a brand new screen protector and dunk it in slippery water but I GUARANTEE you'll get it on perfectly if you follow that step and squeegee out as much water and soap you can.

Once that is done, just disregard any swirlies or bubbles in there, they WILL disappear in a couple of days. All of my screen protectors look like they were professionally/factory applied... you can have the same if you take care and follow the proper steps.

That said, you have three protectors.. that means you should probably have 2 years of solid protection (at least).

Re: Screen Protector - Smoothest when navigating?

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Originally Posted by bryanw17 (Post 1258006)

got the shower running really hot and let it build up some steam which helps alot
then i got the cleaning cloth it came with and buffed it to not a spec of anything
i got an air duster thing and sprayed it a little i put it to the light in the bathroom to look for dirt and it was all clear, i then set it down got alchohol and rubbed my fingers (u probably dont need to i just wanted it perfect) i found the best way to apply is to line up the top edges almost to the edge and then slowly work the screen down, it came out perfect not one spec of anything it was perfect

This is EXACTLY how I installed my Boxwave crystal clear in every detail & it came out perfect. There is no way you can tell it has a protector on it, it looks & feels like a naked screen.

I have both the anti-glare & the clear (I ordered both so I could try each & see the difference). Personally, I much prefer the clear but I can see how people like the anti-glare also as it doesn't show fingerprints.

~John

Re: Screen Protector - Smoothest when navigating?

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Originally Posted by jmorton10 (Post 1262798)

Thanks everyone for the advice, definitely appreciate it. I think I'm going to pickup the Boxwave Crystal Clear protector (probably a 3 pack in case i screw up) The anti glare ones not showing fingerprints definitely sounds interesting as well. Is it a lot less clear? Can you tell by looking at it there is a screen protector on it? If it isn't a great deal different I'll probably just pickup the Crystal Clear.

Thanks,

~J