Any air bubbles are best pushed towards the nearest edge using the Anti-Buble Card or a dry cloth.
FlexibleGlass, FlexibleGlass Max, FlexibleGlass Lite
If any bubbles still remain despite this, it means there is dirt under the hybrid glass. In this case, use Dust-Fix™ to remove it.
- Remove the backing from the narrow part of the Dust-Fix™ tabs (marked in white).
- Stick one of them to the corner of the applied glass and carefully pull – do not lift the entire glass, only lift the part where the dust particles are located.
- Use the second tab to remove the dust particles – simply touch the dust gently with the adhesive layer of the Dust-Fix™ tab.
- After removing the dirt, place the glass back on the screen, carefully peel off the Dust-Fix™ tab while holding the glass in place, and you’re done!
ARC+, SilverProtection+, SilkyMatt Pro, 1UP, PaperFeeling, Watch Protection (film)
The above-mentioned films have a semi-permeable structure that allows air bubbles to disappear within up to 72 hours – so all you need is a little patience. If any bubbles still remain despite this, it means there is dirt under the film.
Hard Glass, Hard Glass Max, Hard Glass Max (FingerPrint), HardGlass Max Lite (FingerPrint), HardGlass Max Privacy, Hardy, NeoGlass
If air bubbles remain around the edges, it means that the tempered glass has been applied crookedly. To correct this, lift the glass and reapply it, trying not to touch the adhesive side of the glass. Pay attention to the alignment of the openings and lower edges. If dirt gets in during installation, you can try to remove it using a Dust-Pad sticker.
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