Need help with screen protector!

[akarol]

I'm a scientist, so I will be putting my invisible shield on under a hood, where it'll be completely sterile and dust-free. Figured it would be my best option.

[salazarn54]

I just installed the bodyguardz screen protector on mine. Add the solution that comes with the kit makes it much easier to install. Now since this was my first time installing it. It didn't come out the best. The instructions say that its going to look a little hazy until it dry. And it is starting to dry so I can see the diffrence. My only prob is that I did get one bubble that I coulnt take out. But no big deal.

I will say that the quality of this protector is very nice. I definetly recommed bodyguardz.

[ahahemnab]

My only prob is that I did get one bubble that I coulnt take out. But no big deal.

Try rubbing them a day later... if they were small, you may be able to make them smaller

[A F 1 G 3]

Bodyguardz is better than Invisshield. I've used both, one for iPod nano back in the day and Guardz for my brother's G1...guardz is clearer IMO.

[heyitsnan]

So, I installed my invisible shield this morning - I have about 4 tiny bubbles. My question is, how do I go about getting these out? Do I have to constantly massage my screen?

[she a g e e]

If they're tiny, usually they go away when it dries. If they're huge reapply.

Mix some baby shampoo with water and use that as your solution

[heyitsnan]

If they're tiny, usually they go away when it dries. If they're huge reapply.

Mix some baby shampoo with water and use that as your solution

Yeah, they're tiny. Thanks, she a g e e for the tip

[heyitsnan]

oops. sorry, Vince...missed it.