How do you remove your old screen protector from your screen?
3 tips to remove your screen protector
Remove your screen protector with one of these 3 tips:
- Tip 1. use a toothpick
- Tip 2. use duct tape
- Tip 3. use a hair dryer
Tip 1: use a toothpick
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Loosen the edges with a toothpick
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Slide your card under the edge
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Slide your card further under the screen protector
Remove your screen protector from your screen with a toothpick:
- loosen the edges with a toothpick by carefully pushing the toothpick under the sides.
- grab a card, like a debit or credit card, and slide it under the edge of the screen protector.
- slide the card further and further under the screen protector until it comes off entirely.
Tip 2: use duct tape
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Wrap the tape around your finger with the adhesive side outwards
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Press the tape onto the protection and pull it up
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Further loosen the screen protector with a card
The duct tape way works best with a plastic screen protector. You can remove the screen protector with duct tape:
- wrap the duct tape around your finger with the adhesive side outwards.
- press your finger with the duct tape onto the screen protector. It's the most convenient to do this at a corner.
- slowly pull up the screen protector with the duct tape.
- slide a card under the screen protector where you loosened it.
- further loosen the screen protector with the card.
Tip 3: use a hair dryer
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Loosen the edges with a card
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Set the hair dryer to a low setting
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Move your hair dryer over your screen
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Further loosen the screen protector with your card
In case of a broken glass screen protector, it can be difficult to remove the screen protector. If the above ways with the toothpick and duct tape don't work, try to remove your screen protector with your hair dryer:
- loosen the edges of the old screen protector with a card.
- set your hair dryer to a low setting. So, not too hot and powerful!
- move your hair dryer over your screen to spread the heat.
- further loosen the screen protector with the card. Do this carefully, so your screen protector doesn't break (even more).