Otterbox Defender, how to remove screen

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I'd recommend also cleaning off the parts where it used to be glued to remove the stickiness. A good degreasing dish soap and a Brillo pad ought to do the trick.


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MacintoshDan

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I did it for my brothers 5c case. It was a pain. Pushing it out is easy, removing the adhesive is a pain. But I'd do it again, the results were good.


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I removed the screen protector from my 5s Defender pretty easily.. The way I did it was to use a hair dryer and heat up around the screen protector.. Then just pushed down slightly and out it came, along with 99% of the glue, sticky on the screen protector.. The tiny amount left on the case/shell I just heated again and wiped off with an alcohol wipe.. Was SUPER easy to do and there is no glue residue on the case


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Just one thing to remember. Under the plastic that you removed it creates a gap.... Dirt and grime get under there. and will scratch the screen... Been there and done that... Just a FYI
 

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