bodyguardz application solution

[electrix]

I have some unused bodyguardz skins that I'd like to apply to my phone but no application solution; what should I use as a substitute? Thanks!

 

[Kaushal]

I have some unused bodyguardz skins that I'd like to apply to my phone but no application solution; what should I use as a substitute? Thanks!

i read somewhere that a baby shampoo and water can be used

can anyone else confirm it?

 

[UCLAkers]

oh no, no "substitute" is necessary. it's just a simple mix of baby shampoo and water. a while back there was a thread somewhere around here that talked about what to do when you run out of the initial bottle that the skins come with. when I ran out, just bought a little bottle of baby shampoo and shot a few drops into a wide bowl of water, and soaked the film in it before applying. the mixture the better. hope this helps.

 

[gothemi8]

According to bodyguardz you can refill the bottle with just straight water about 3-4 times and theres enough residue from the original mixture to blend . Just refill and shake and you'll be fine. They told me the ratio is 1 drop shampoo to 1 gallon water. It doesnt matter if its baby shampoo or not. I called their support line and got this information for what its worth.

 

[electrix]

hmm... I don't have the solution bottle, nor do I have baby shampoo. Do you think regular shampoo or just some hand soap or dish soap or something would be fine?

 

[m98evolution]

hmm... I don't have the solution bottle, nor do I have baby shampoo. Do you think regular shampoo or just some hand soap or dish soap or something would be fine?

I didn't have baby shampoo either so I just used a tiny drop of dish soap and made sure there weren't too many bubbles. The install worked out great! The soap just lets you slide the plastic a little easier.

 

[Peruvian]

On a side note, can the bodyguard be reapplied if it has been removed fron from the iphone?