Can you use the Zagg spray on a Spigen screen protector?

Or would it mess up the protector? I find the Zagg InvisibleShield so incredibly easy to apply (because of the spray) just wondering if you could use it on the Spigen Oleophobic.

I should probably mention, I've never actually used the Spigen, so they may be very easy to apply, but it just seems that the spray method would make life easier..

Thoughts?

I get two in a pack, I'm quite tempted to use one up and test it out... you're probably right though, bit of a waste of money if it doesn't work.

Thanks for the reply anyway!

Six8 said:

Won't work

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Well there goes that idea then. Do you know from prior experience, or are you just taking an educated guess?

jhu2 said:

ive applied plenty of zagg, bodyguardz, BSE etc... and a few of the static cling ones mostly power support.

I'm pretty sure you don't need the solution for static cling screen protectors and if you do use it, it'll ruin the protector. PS, SGP cling on to the screen so if it gets wet, it won't cling anymore.

I might be completely wrong though.

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Ah, I see. Not worth risking then, thanks for the info. How did you find the Spigen to install? (if you've used them)

I think it's because I just threw away two 'Orbyx' screen protectors. Worst ever, insane amount of bubbles, and it wasn't even the right size. Looking for the easiest install possible!

jhu2 said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMPqDwVZzzM

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Amazing, thanks! Definitely gonna try this method.