- Mar 22, 2011
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My sister and niece bought RAZR Maxx phones at the Verizon store and opted for screen protectors. The Verizon representative brought a pack out and put them on but not in the way I'm used to. He slapped it on in place, and after it was fully applied, pushed all of the bubbles out. I was dumbfounded because this never works for me! So I took the third protector since I have one minor scratch on my screen and applied it in the same manner at home. No bubbles! What the heck? But to be honest, this protector sucks in quality. It smudges up far to easily and is difficult to clean.
I want a Steinheil protector, but each time I've tried to apply one, I failed. I never did it as an all in one like I did this time. How do you properly apply these with no bubbles? I understand the humid bathroom approach, but before I spend money on these, I want to be able to do it right because $15 a pop isn't cheap.
I want a Steinheil protector, but each time I've tried to apply one, I failed. I never did it as an all in one like I did this time. How do you properly apply these with no bubbles? I understand the humid bathroom approach, but before I spend money on these, I want to be able to do it right because $15 a pop isn't cheap.