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2008-06-08
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Fingernail, credit card, toothpick, something like that.
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2008-06-08
, 03:57
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@ Tennessee
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Tape!!!!!! Use a piece of tape. Double up tape as if you are taping 2 things together. That way you wont bend the screen protector when you take it off. Boxwave's can be reused, but they bend easily when removing them.
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2008-06-08
, 06:41
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@ California
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Or if it's just air bubbles you're worried about you can use a credit card to just push those out of the protector
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Promises are like babies. Fun to make, but hard to deliver.
Warning: dates on calendar are closer than they appear.
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2008-06-08
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Thanks for the replies.
I got it off but a lot of dust is trapped underneath, going to wash it and give it another try.
I got it off but a lot of dust is trapped underneath, going to wash it and give it another try.
I put it on kind of crooked with a few air bubbles that I can't get rid of, so I want to try again but i'm having a really hard time getting it off by trying to peel it off at the corner.