What are some of the easiest ways to apply this to the iPhone 4. Is iKlear a good substance to use? Thank You!!
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Applying own Invisible Shield by Zagg
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I put one of these on my ipod a little while ago. The best thing to do is let the people who sold it to you install it. Its like $10 more but they do a NICE job. If you are doing it your self, it should come with some tools. The adhesive Spray, Squeegee, Screen Protector, etc. Make sure there is no dust in the air when you do this, or it will get under the screen and be a HUGE pain. One way to make sure this doesn't happen is to do it in the bathroom. Turn the shower on hot and steam up the room to get the dust out of the air. Hope this helps. Also be sure to not get the fluid in the speaker piece on the iphone's screen.
I put one of these on my ipod a little while ago. The best thing to do is let the people who sold it to you install it. Its like $10 more but they do a NICE job. If you are doing it your self, it should come with some tools. The adhesive Spray, Squeegee, Screen Protector, etc. Make sure there is no dust in the air when you do this, or it will get under the screen and be a HUGE pain. One way to make sure this doesn't happen is to do it in the bathroom. Turn the shower on hot and steam up the room to get the dust out of the air. Hope this helps. Also be sure to not get the fluid in the speaker piece on the iphone's screen.
I put one of these on my ipod a little while ago. The best thing to do is let the people who sold it to you install it. Its like $10 more but they do a NICE job. If you are doing it your self, it should come with some tools. The adhesive Spray, Squeegee, Screen Protector, etc. Make sure there is no dust in the air when you do this, or it will get under the screen and be a HUGE pain. One way to make sure this doesn't happen is to do it in the bathroom. Turn the shower on hot and steam up the room to get the dust out of the air. Hope this helps. Also be sure to not get the fluid in the speaker piece on the iphone's screen.
Yep, that's what I do every time, works wonders.
I just got the protectors. I bought them at the Mall of America from the Zagg booth. I got then for the Verizon iPhone so when I get them right away I can put them on...The guy just told me to use watered down soapy water and use a CC for my squeegee. Also since the ip4 is flat he said it should not be a problem at all. (I do have experience with lettering (vinyl) cars and what not). Just wanted to see what some fellow MR users did.
I like the Invisible Shield for the back of the iPhone 4, but I prefer the Power Support clear screen protectors for the front.
I've got a supply of both, new in package, waiting for my Verizon iPhone to come... I'll hand my AT&T iPhone 4 over to my wife to replace her 3GS.
I've got a supply of both, new in package, waiting for my Verizon iPhone to come... I'll hand my AT&T iPhone 4 over to my wife to replace her 3GS.
I wouldn't use anything with soap, may cause visibility issues under the screen protector. Use whatever they give you, it will work just fine
I wouldn't use anything with soap, may cause visibility issues under the screen protector. Use whatever they give you, it will work just fine
I agree. The solution that comes with the shield works great.
All I got from the Mall Kiosk was the shields nothing else. That is why I am asking what is the best method