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Can you remove and replace tempered glass screen protectors? Dec 10, 2014

1. RonB001 , Dec ten, 2014 :

   I removed mine and put it back on because it wasn't aligned properly. The middle is articulate, but I have small spots in 2 corners where something is holding it up off the screen. Still perfectly usable, so I'll proceed to use it until it needs to be replaced.

   Still, if there is dust stuck to the bottom of your screen protector, I doubtfulness you can go it off without as well removing the adhesive from that spot, which would probably look at least as bad as the grit that's at that place now.

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2. mwayner , Dec 10, 2014 :

   The dust was gone. I used gauze to rub both surfaces with the mixture then a micro fiber cloth on the screen when it was dry. There were a few bubbles left each fourth dimension but they were gone in a solar day or and then.

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3. actng , Dec 11, 2014 :

   and so it was a botched install?
   skilful luck...

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4. ilyesdaoudi , Jan 19, 2015 :

   Hey,

   Did you lot remove your screen to clean it?
   I'g in the same situation. I (or thought) did a clean install, just it looks like there's more than dust underneath information technology everyday!

   I was wondering if removal to clean is possible but google can't help me one this i

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5. forgetfartuun , January 19, 2015 :

   Mayhap. I havenot done before.

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7. cujocujo , Feb 8, 2015 :

   You can yet remove grit from agglutinative side. I've done it using really sticky tape and it worked like a amuse with no residue. I was also able to remove and reapply the tempered glass several times with no issues just don't allow your finger oils to get on adhesive side or you will be screwed.

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8. blazingSon , Feb eight, 2015 :

   Even in the cleanest of environments, a solid-form "glass" protector volition not become back on with all the original clarity as the first time it was installed. You'll certainly go a boat-load of tiny inclusions within the adhesive surface.

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9. ChrisNumber2 , Feb eight, 2015 :

   ahhmm, no. It´s a glass protector out of (gorilla)glass. If it´southward removed by the hand of a gorilla, it would be necessary to have a new one, yes. Only if information technology´south lifted upwardly carefully, so it is no problem to use it more than than once or twice.

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10. minducanada , Feb 8, 2015 :

    Risk is breakage. I would non risk information technology.

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11. basrone , Feb eight, 2015 :

    If you've washed information technology before and then why ask. Just do information technology once again! Where's the confidence?

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12. blur13 , February viii, 2015 :

    I meant the screen protector, not the actual gorilla glass.

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13. Dr. Indest , Feb 8, 2015 :

    Aye, utilise record to remove the dust.

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14. Kassar , Feb viii, 2015 :

    
    When you get a screen protector next fourth dimension, go to place that installs screen protectors and pay them to put it on.

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17. mgdavis , February 17, 2015 :

    There is no try, just do or do not.

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    Mztech , Feb 17, 2015 :

    Promise it works for you.

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19. frankogolconda , February 17, 2015 :

    the glass is reusable, i think.

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20. HeartFoxx , Feb 17, 2015 :

    I loved my orzly protector for the minor amount of time it was on my screen. Information technology's a great protector and actually holds upwards to a lot.

    Notwithstanding, I did effort to pare up the corner to remove some dust, and information technology just ends upward getting all smudgy considering I was basically trying to remove dust from an adhesive surface. Didn't work out likewise well and I had to remove the whole affair.

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