I have been thoroughly displeased with screen protectors in the past because the application always retained bubbles and dust.
This procedure will take care of the both issues.
However, ? If ? Your only goal is to not retain any bubbles, attempting this procedure is overkill. These steps are created with the intention to not retain neither bubbles nor dust.
MAKE SURE YOUR DEVICE IS TURNED OFF
Clean the Screen Surface.
Steps:
1. Fill Large Bowl with water (Filtered if you can) Faucet Brita Filter works great
2. Make sure phone starts dry. Scotch Tape any large cavities/crevasses. Do not worry about the hole where the ear speaker is, since the phone is facing down during the surface submerge step, it is unlikely that water will enter. There is also often a small filter beyond the hole that normally prevents dust, which is more than sufficient to prevent a little water.
3. Thoroughly wet your hands.
4. Put the Screen Cover inside the Bowl of water.
5. Peel Screen Cover.
6. Hold your device screen side down in one hand. Submerge 2 - 3 mm of the screen.
7. Slowly bring the STICKY side of the cover facing up towards Screen with your other hand.
8. Make sure there is enough suction contact between the cover and screen, and Flip the device over.
9. Squeegee with Credit card.
10. Remove tape.
This worked PERFECTLY for me. Even If the device falls into the bowl, it is likely to be fine.
I understand this is unorthodox and possibly dangerous. However, the perfectionist in me and maybe you ventures on.
Attempt AT YOUR OWN RISK, I take no responsibility for what happens to your device.
This procedure will take care of the both issues.
However, ? If ? Your only goal is to not retain any bubbles, attempting this procedure is overkill. These steps are created with the intention to not retain neither bubbles nor dust.
MAKE SURE YOUR DEVICE IS TURNED OFF
Clean the Screen Surface.
Steps:
1. Fill Large Bowl with water (Filtered if you can) Faucet Brita Filter works great
2. Make sure phone starts dry. Scotch Tape any large cavities/crevasses. Do not worry about the hole where the ear speaker is, since the phone is facing down during the surface submerge step, it is unlikely that water will enter. There is also often a small filter beyond the hole that normally prevents dust, which is more than sufficient to prevent a little water.
3. Thoroughly wet your hands.
4. Put the Screen Cover inside the Bowl of water.
5. Peel Screen Cover.
6. Hold your device screen side down in one hand. Submerge 2 - 3 mm of the screen.
7. Slowly bring the STICKY side of the cover facing up towards Screen with your other hand.
8. Make sure there is enough suction contact between the cover and screen, and Flip the device over.
9. Squeegee with Credit card.
10. Remove tape.
This worked PERFECTLY for me. Even If the device falls into the bowl, it is likely to be fine.
I understand this is unorthodox and possibly dangerous. However, the perfectionist in me and maybe you ventures on.
Attempt AT YOUR OWN RISK, I take no responsibility for what happens to your device.
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