How to glue the film to the phone. How to quickly glue the film on the phone screen. Learn to glue a protective film on the phone.

Very often you could notice in the stores of equipment and telephones an additional service for the screening screen of the mobile protective film. As a rule, such a procedure is not a penny, and efforts require little. You can learn how to glue the film yourself and do it at home, just buying a film in the store. This procedure requires at least ten minutes of free time so that no one distracts you and does not fit, you will also need a certain set of tools that can be found in the package with a film. Try to stick your first protective film with this article.

To begin with, open the package and see if it has everything you need for sticking:

You will need a protective film or tempered glass, which is also used as often as the film. From both sides there must be two protective additional films that are dug.
Fissure napkin in order to wipe the surface of the phone.
The solid small cardboard, which smoothes the surface of the film. If it is not in the set, then find a similar tool at home. Even a bank card is suitable.
Stickers for dust removal. They may not be in the package, then prepare the usual tape and scissors.

This is quite enough for successful sticking of the film.

Remove the old film from the phone if it is. Gently wipe the screen with a napkin that leaves dust. The place itself in which you make a sticker should not be dusty, as you will not have time to wash dust from the phone screen, and then because of it will remain bubbles on the film.

Make sure you wipe the screen well and there are no dust left on it, stains, fingerprints.

After that, remove the first protective layer from the film. As a rule, it has a sticker with a number "1". Pull out for it, and the entire film will take off.

Carefully attach the lower edges of the film to the lower edges of the screen so that they coincide absolutely accurately. Take the cardboard for smoothing and press the film to the screen, producing light movements up until the entire film sticks to the very top.

There is such an option that your film requires cutting. This happens with rare phone models for which the films are not released. Then take the scissors and pre-cut the screen shape for the phone.

To do this, you can use millimeter paper if there are no special marking on the film itself. After that, glue the film as described above.

Check the surface for the presence of bubbles, if any, then try to "drive out" to the edges of the cardboard. Most often it helps, but you can re-cross the film.

To do this, remove it completely from the screen, take off a piece of scotch, attach it to the phone screen and remove it. Do the same with the film. Now you removed all the dust and stains.

Stick the film again.