How To Get Rid Of Air Bubbles On Screen Protector

First of all, you should either get a credit/debit card or just any plastic but hard enough card.

Next, you take that card to push the bubbles out of the screen protector. If a particular direction doesn't work, then try another direction.

If your protector has already been placed for several days, but is off in alignment, then you will either need to live with it or try to remove and replace it without ruining it.

Trying not to spoil it may turn out to
be a problem for you, and air bubbles are pretty much stuck if the surface underneath is already dry.

It is still possible to coax those ugly, pimply, bothersome bubbles out of their same hiding places.

You should first get some lubricant such as water between your screen and the screen protector.

Just add a few drops of water.

When ready, pull the protector up from one corner and diagonally across. Use distilled water to wipe all over even across the screen (distilled water leaves no residue when it dries up).

Make sure to remove the battery during this entire process to prevent electrocuting yourself... okay, just kidding, you won't, but you may cause electrical problems.

Otherwise, if your vendor offers a guarantee, then just ask them to replace it.

Getting frustrated and maybe... you just think that a screen protector is no longer necessary especially with all the bubbles? THINK AGAIN. Here's a Q&A on why it may still be important: http://www.ozone3screenprotector.com/#!faq/c1d6z