Step1:
Clean the mobile phone screen surface thoroughly to ensure that there are no dust particles, fingerprints or other contaminants. Make sure to finish with a lint-free dry cloth so that the surface is fully dry before you apply the protector. (Oil or wet particles are difficult to remove when trapped between the protector and the screen.)
Step2:
Remove a portion of the screen protector’s plastic backing from the top down. Be careful not to touch or expose the underside of the screen protector to dust or fingerprints.
Step3:
The screen protector is precision cut to fit the phone screen. For a perfect fit, align carefully the screen protector along one edge of the phone screen (I would recommend the top right hand corner as that is where you will be tapping a lot), and make sure that it is square against the edge. Slowly peel off the rest of the backing and brush down on the screen protector with a dry cloth to allow it to cling to the rest of the screen.
Caution: The screen protector clings to dry surfaces and will attract dust when exposed. Please try not to remove the screen protector from the dust-free screen too many times to avoid dust particles from clinging on the underside of the protector.
Additional Note: If you do get bubbles, do not panic. Simple use your stylus and lightly push bubbles to the side. The end result should be bubble free.
I’m admittedly not one of the most careful people on earth. Scratching a mobile phone’s display is practically second-nature to me; smashing it completely, a close second. Brando sheds a ray of hope for clumsy people like me who own an iPhone 3G.
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