It's pretty clear but you can tell its on, it's anti-glare. I use mine with a bumper with no problems.That moshi looks nice. How's the clarity and can you use a tight fitting case that overlaps the front a little?
It's pretty clear but you can tell its on, it's anti-glare. I use mine with a bumper with no problems.That moshi looks nice. How's the clarity and can you use a tight fitting case that overlaps the front a little?
You defined it well, it means we need to become "paranoid schizophrenic maniac who's about to burst a vain" to do it in a good way!Everytime I do mine i become this paranoid schizophrenic maniac who's about to burst a vain. I hear people talking to me and when I see the dust underneath anyway I cry.
Tell me if that works, I need to install mine soon.
Got his idea from an 5 year old link on this site: Pour some window cleaner in a bowl, put the protector in the bowl of window cleaner, then apply to iPhone screen. You will then be able to move the protector around on the screen to get it exactly right. Let the phone set 24 hours & let the window cleaner evaporate off. It might be a little foggy for a day or so but it will clear. Still have my same protector on my 3G.Ok this is really irritating me now. I try to install protectors on my 4S and I make sure the screen is 110% clear of lint, dust and crap.
AS SOON AS I lay that protector on there is crap all between the protector and the screen!? How the hell can I install without this problem. I will soon leave the shields as they have to be physically invisible for them not to annoy me or make the phone look pants.
Not guaranteed to work every time. I've even used a blow dryer on cold to get rid of lint and dust, it worked to a degree. Possibly if we had a dust-free room it we wouldn't have to worry much.Just spray a screen cleaner on your iPhone screen and then clean it. Then install your screen protector.
I would never do that. It would probably destroy the oleophobic coating.Got his idea from an 5 year old link on this site: Pour some window cleaner in a bowl, put the protector in the bowl of window cleaner, then apply to iPhone screen. You will then be able to move the protector around on the screen to get it exactly right. Let the phone set 24 hours & let the window cleaner evaporate off. It might be a little foggy for a day or so but it will clear. Still have my same protector on my 3G.
LOL "taco" method love it!, I've always used this one and have had some great installs, the tape is great to keep in mind for future reference as I too had no idea you can get that dust out of the way with it.
I follow this method, using tape to remove the dust is something I would have never thought of!
Great tip! Thanks!
I follow this method, using tape to remove the dust is something I would have never thought of!