Sheza macrumors 68020 Original poster Nov 15, 2017 #1 Not happy with the look of the Apple-store applied screen protector. Wondered if removing it will take off the oleophobic or anti-reflective coating on the actual display?
Not happy with the look of the Apple-store applied screen protector. Wondered if removing it will take off the oleophobic or anti-reflective coating on the actual display?
BugeyeSTI macrumors 604 Nov 15, 2017 #2 It shouldn’t harm it at all. It’s not glue. After you remove it, there isn’t any residue left on the screen.
It shouldn’t harm it at all. It’s not glue. After you remove it, there isn’t any residue left on the screen.
Sheza macrumors 68020 Original poster Nov 15, 2017 #3 BugeyeSTI said: It shouldn’t harm it at all. It’s not glue. After you remove it, there isn’t any residue left on the screen. Click to expand... I would hope so. However, I’m less worried about residue and more worried about a coating being removed. Though I guess it would be obvious?
BugeyeSTI said: It shouldn’t harm it at all. It’s not glue. After you remove it, there isn’t any residue left on the screen. Click to expand... I would hope so. However, I’m less worried about residue and more worried about a coating being removed. Though I guess it would be obvious?
Starship67 Suspended Nov 15, 2017 #4 Should've put a screen protector protector on there just to be safe.
Sheza macrumors 68020 Original poster Nov 15, 2017 #5 Starship67 said: Should've put a screen protector protector on there just to be safe. Click to expand... What?
Starship67 said: Should've put a screen protector protector on there just to be safe. Click to expand... What?
C Chino3 macrumors member Nov 15, 2017 #6 Starship67 said: Should've put a screen protector protector on there just to be safe. Click to expand... lol'd
Starship67 said: Should've put a screen protector protector on there just to be safe. Click to expand... lol'd