Is there supposed to be some kind of adhesive or glue that binds the glass to the phone screen? I installed the glass in my iphone 6 but it didn´t bind. I touched the underside and felt no adhesive at all. Maybe that´s why the bubbles didn´t go away.

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Hiram · Accepted Answer

There's no adhesive that I know of. I had mine installed by the pros at Best Buy who put them on every day, and haven't had an issue. They know the techniques to get it right, and I felt $7 was worth it for something I use every day. It's been a month and I'm happy with my decision.

Answered by Hiram 10 years ago

aoltmann · Answer

There is supposed to be a adhesive on the back to adhere to your phone ... It is very light though and make sure you don't touch it as it will leave your fingerprints

Bulldog54 · Answer

There is no glue for the screen protector. You have to make sure glass is completely clean any dust or dirt will cause a bubble.

pswing69 · Answer

It is very complicated ..I always let the techs at Bestbuy do mine..! No idea how they do it ..but always perfect..!

BShaver · Answer

Hello,
My main guess of why it will not get rid of the bubbles is because you touched the back of the screen cover. The directions specifically say not to for that reason. For it to bind to the glass, you would need to remove the yellow plastic cover labeled 1 from the screen protector, then attach it to your device. If a fingerprint is put on the adhesive part( which you did touch) it leaves a residue on the adhesive that will be nearly impossible to get rid of bubbling. What you need to do is return it to your Best Buy store and tell them that you think it has a defect and you need to exchange it. They will give you an brand new item (for free). Make sure to bring the item in its original packaging and the receipt that came with it when you bought it. Like I said, you will get a new one for free from the store. Hope this helps. It is a great product when installed correctly.

Oranges41 · Answer

No there's a solution that's comes with it and you should clean your screen remove the film from the screen protector and apply it with the straight edge provided....

mimnmom · Answer

There is a very thin plastic sheet that has to be removed before you will have an adhesive surface that will adhere to the glass face of the phone. Did you remove this sheet?

bricetkd · Answer

You should not touch that side of the glass screen as that puts dirt, oil and fingerprints from your fingers on the screen. All you have to do is place glass on cleaned phone screen. Try to place as correctly as possible then you can slide it the rest of the way if necessary. Before removing outer protector squeegee the bubble to the edges of phone screen. You need to get all of them out from underneath the screen. Once done take off the outer protector.

Answered by bricetkd 10 years ago

TMS18 · Answer

There were two protective backings prior to installation on each side of shield. While leaving on the front coating, you would remove the plastic shield that would apply to the phone. I followed the direction by just pressing down in the middle of the glass and it set itself with not bubble. I did wipe the glass prior to installation with the enclosed cloth. After that, I removed the front coating. I had not issues with it sticking.

Answered by TMS18 10 years ago

Debbie · Answer

Yes it's like a sticker on the underside. I bought mine at best Buy and paid the extra money for them to put it on that way if they mess up they put on another one free of charge. If your glass screen does not stick I would take it back to where you bought it. I also registered the glass screen so if it cracks they will replace it, you just have to mail them the glass.

Answered by Debbie 10 years ago

TrutaMM · Answer

If you check the instructions, you need to peel a plastic layer protecting the adhesive side prior to installation.

“Is there supposed to be some kind of adhesive or glue that binds the glass to the phone screen? I installed the glass in my iphone 6 but it didn´t bind. I touched the underside and felt no adhesive at all. Maybe that´s why the bubbles didn´t go away.”

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