Maybe I am being too OCD

sunrat39

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I have a screen protector on my iphone and I notice on the bottom there is a spot where there might be a speck of dirt or dust underneath so the screen protector isnt adhering to the screen fully. There are a few other spots on the phone where it does that but not on the viewable part of the screen. Should I not worry about it? The dirt/dust wont damage my phone correct? Thanks.
 

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What kind of screen protector is it? If its a Zagg then just use the installation procedure to take it off, wipe off the speck of dirt and then re-install it. I've done it many times with my Zagg's through out my phone history.
 

sunrat39

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no its some cheap officedepot XTREMEMAC clear screen protector. I am debating if I wanna try the tape method where i peel some of it off with tape and grab another piece of tape to remove the dust from the protector.
 

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The type of screen protectors that you're using (static cling) are MAGNETS for dust and hair. I would try to peel back your protector and use a small piece of tape to pull it off. BUT, it it doesn't bother you, no it won't do your phone any damage.
 

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I have installed a ton of screen shields and the tape trick is my life. It is pretty hard to get a nice clean install and using the tape trick i get everyone of my installs perfect.
 

sunrat39

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i ordered some from amazon called Acase.. got some decent reviews. I heard zagg and SGP or something like that are the best ones. But, hopefully these Acase ones will work (3front and 3 back for like 7 bucks)
 

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Another excellent brand is Clarivue. No rainbow effect whatsoever. As for Zagg, a lot of people like them for protection, but I'm not a fan of the orange peel look. (used one on a BlackBerry once)


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been using a iFrogz privacy filter... once you take it off it becomes a pain to get a clear reinstall, UNLESS you douse it with water, and apply it like an Invisible Shield with a credit card.. perfect reinstall, quite a few times now.. because I too, am suffering from OCD when it comes to dust under the screen protector...
 

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What kind of screen protector is it? If its a Zagg then just use the installation procedure to take it off, wipe off the speck of dirt and then re-install it. I've done it many times with my Zagg's through out my phone history.

how did you re-install it? did you just peel it partially or you took off the whole thing? i'm debating if i should re-align mines because the left side would slight peel due to the case. the retailer that i bought and got it installed from put it a little off to the right because the home button hole is a little more shifted that way.