iPhone 6/6+ Screen Protectors

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jaymessofly said:
Glass SP quite easy to paste imo. I only can't paste those normal plastic SPs. If need help with glass SP, I can help. Haha. But if spoil not my fault ah. So far, I have pasted over 10 glass SP and all no problems :s13::s13:
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Yeah i agree with you. I reapplied the cheapo glass protector like 5 or 7 times due to misalignment and no issues with that. For plastic, prepare to throw away if you failed once. Later all bubbles pop up.
 
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muddle said:
Yeah i agree with you. I reapplied the cheapo glass protector like 5 or 7 times due to misalignment and no issues with that. For plastic, prepare to throw away if you failed once. Later all bubbles pop up.
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Yeah. Glass SP remove damn easy one. If got dust use scotch take to remove the dust also easier. Not like plastic, the thing so flimsy and so hard.
 
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Yeah. Glass SP remove damn easy one. If got dust use scotch take to remove the dust also easier. Not like plastic, the thing so flimsy and so hard.
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Had such bad experience w plastic sp that I only use glass now. For plastic as long as one dust particle gg lol you lift it up suddenly can introduce many more dust particles to stick. By then alr bth.
 
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would seriously recommend Pro Max 0.2mm glass protector. I have been using it for a few days now and very satisfied. decent coverage, thin and very minimal finger print marks.
 
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spuispui said:
From where? Price?
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p2o. $29. maybe considered expensive by some but my threshold was $30 and it just made it. Rather than to spend $10 each time on some crap, I thought this was good enough to last me until a full screen one comes along.
 
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alan_shearer said:
would seriously recommend Pro Max 0.2mm glass protector. I have been using it for a few days now and very satisfied. decent coverage, thin and very minimal finger print marks.
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Hahaha really minimal fingerprint? Looks like a good layer of costing applied. My nanotech smooth glass but fingerprint bad. Need to keep wiping
 
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chester121 said:
Had such bad experience w plastic sp that I only use glass now. For plastic as long as one dust particle gg lol you lift it up suddenly can introduce many more dust particles to stick. By then alr bth.
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Same same. I see plastic I sian. But gian the data flex hi res. If only theirs is glass
 
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muddle said:
Yeah i agree with you. I reapplied the cheapo glass protector like 5 or 7 times due to misalignment and no issues with that. For plastic, prepare to throw away if you failed once. Later all bubbles pop up.
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Ya same. Because iPhone 6 very difficult to align. Paste take out a few times
 
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alan_shearer said:
p2o. $29. maybe considered expensive by some but my threshold was $30 and it just made it. Rather than to spend $10 each time on some crap, I thought this was good enough to last me until a full screen one comes along.
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ya bro! ur pic make me tempted to get. but is there any for 6+ or only hav 6?
 
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