Is there some kind of trick to this? Any tips?

[Paul Harvey]

Hello all. I just got a DJI RC 2 Pro and am trying to apply a screen saver to it.

For the life of me, I cannot get one on that isn't full of bubbles. I've tried four of them from two different manufacturers and they all had serious bubbles that could not be squeegeed out.

I did everything you're supposed to do: clean all dust and fingerprints of the screen; wipe it down with the alcohol swabs; and made sure it was completely dry.

I have applied protectors to numerous phones and they all came out with bubbles. But I was able to squeegee them all out.

What am I doing wrong (or not doing right)?

Thanks!

 

[hank970]

Did you roll it on, squeezing out bubbles as you progressed across the screen?

 

[PINEBARON]

Hello all. I just got a DJI RC 2 Pro and am trying to apply a screen saver to it.

For the life of me, I cannot get one on that isn't full of bubbles. I've tried four of them from two different manufacturers and they all had serious bubbles that could not be squeegeed out.

I did everything you're supposed to do: clean all dust and fingerprints of the screen; wipe it down with the alcohol swabs; and made sure it was completely dry.

I have applied protectors to numerous phones and they all came out with bubbles. But I was able to squeegee them all out.

What am I doing wrong (or not doing right)?

Thanks!

Never had any issues on the RC 2 Pro, or any phones whatsoever.

 

[Cafguy]

After you clean and dust the screen, use some scotch tape to "pat" down the screen once more..
Pull the backing off as you go! not all at once.
The included alignment thingy that comes with some protectors is nice to have.
squeegee the entire surface letting it stick a little at a time to give the bubbles a route to escape as you go. Never use a finger.

 

[Paul Harvey]

Did you roll it on, squeezing out bubbles as you progressed across the screen?

Thanks, but I couldn't roll them on because they were stiff glass; not very flexible.

 

[Paul Harvey]

After you clean and dust the screen, use some scotch tape to "pat" down the screen once more..
Pull the backing off as you go! not all at once.
The included alignment thingy that comes with some protectors is nice to have.
squeegee the entire surface letting it stick a little at a time to give the bubbles a route to escape as you go. Never use a finger.

Thanks, I'll try that!

 

[Spikemixture]

"Hello all. I just got a DJI RC 2 Pro and am trying to apply a screen saver to it."

I thought WTF would u want a screensaver . And you went on about bubbles . I thought maybe try 3D text or Ribbons not Bubbles.
Hahahahaahah

 

[Paul Harvey]

Never had any issues on the RC 2 Pro, or any phones whatsoever.

What brand do you use?

 

[YorksPhotos]

I have done cell phones with the film successfully but the RC 2 Pro is a big screen. I did the temperd glass screen and it was easy. I lined up the 2 left corners and laid it down. No bubbles.

 

[BossBob]

If you have problems with dust getting between the screen and protector try working in a steamy bathroom. The moisture drops the dust out of the air. I also try to let the adhesive ’suck’ the protector onto the screen.