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2008-01-30
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Originally Posted by Tabster
I use a can of compressed air when installing a screen protector. Start from one edge and lay the protector down slowly squishing it down flat. If (when) you spot a speck of dust trapped under the protector then peel it back just enough to expose the dust particle and blast it away with compressed air.
It was easy to put on, but there was a bit of dust under it, so I removed it and removed the dust and reapplied and then got about 5 specks of dust ! A few minutes later after cleaning with scotch tape I am happy with the installation. OK, maybe not so easy to install.
Some folks recommend installing screen protectors in a steamy bathroom - apparently the dust particles become water droplets and fall to the floor. I have not tried this.
My original screen protector is now becomming unbearable, and going commando on my n810 bare screened scares me (maybe 6 months from now...).