Applying iQase FiLM onto the iPhone

iQase Film is a superior screen protector for the Apple iPhone. It does not require a soap solution or anything else. It does not use an adhesive either. It can be easily removed without leaving any residue behind. Visit www.iQase.com for more information.

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[robertcastellanos]

does it block sensor thing-e-me-bobber

[iqase]

The Proximity-Sensor functions normally with this product.

[CloudN9N3]

after i finished step 2 there was a small bubble will it eventually go away?

[iqase]

If there is not dirt encapsulated between the protector and the screen, then the bubble should disappear in a few hours.

[back2schoolfool]

Why do you need a protector when it's hardened Quartz glass? It's harder than steel..

[iqase]

The glass is not replaceable, and I've seen scratched steel before.

[iqase]

Step-2 is to simply remove the top protective layer.

[bigginsboy]

whats step 2

[wazzzer]

I got something very similar for my psp.

It works awesome and to lift up, then just use a bit of sticky tape on one corner and lift.

[iqase]

It silicone backing makes it stick. As you can see in the video, once you lay it down on the screen the silicone starts to create a vacuum between the two surfaces. Very durable, can be easily replaced with no residue left behind. 2 pieces come in a pack.

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