How Do You Maintain iPhone Tempered Glass Wholesale?

It is a good idea to use an iPhone tempered glass wholesale on your iPhone. Ceramic Shield protects Apple’s newest iPhone Pro models, making them more durable than ever. However, if stuffed in a handbag or pocket, they might become damaged over time. Keys, coins, and other things may all wreak havoc. Replacing the display if it becomes severely damaged or if you drop the phone and break it is not inexpensive. A screen repair through Apple will cost you $329 for the iPhone 13 Pro Max. But what happens if your screen protector becomes scratched, fractured, or scuffed? It’s supposed to be securely adhered to your iPhone display, yet it’s an ultra-thin coating of glass, so how can you get rid of it without making a bigger mess or cutting yourself?

After many years of using iPhones — and owning iPhones for my children — I’ve got this down to a science. It’s simple, just takes a few minutes, and no special equipment are required. All you need is a wooden toothpick, a credit card, and a hair dryer. The same procedure applies to a screen protector that is intact as well as one that has been cracked or broken into many pieces. The procedures for uninstalling the screen protector are as follows.

The key is taking your time. You don’t want to speed the procedure and break the glass protector, and you also don’t want to harm your iPhone.

This iPhone screen protector has served its purpose, however it is damaged and has to be replaced.

Just a word of caution. If the display on your iPhone is also broken (for example, if you dropped it and broke both the display and the screen protector), you should definitely take it to a professional phone accessories wholesale repair shop. When that protective layer comes off, there will be a startling amount of small glass fragments, and since the display needs to be replaced anyhow, you might as well let a professional handle the whole thing.

A quick blast with a hair dryer aids in loosening the glue.

Use a hair dryer on a low heat setting to briefly warm up the iPhone. This step is not required for many screen protectors, but I find it useful. A few seconds on low heat helps to weaken the glue, making it simpler to remove the glass. However, do not use a high heat setting. You don’t want your iPhone to catch fire.

Begin by lifting a corner of the screen protector with a toothpick.

Carefully work the pointed end of a wooden toothpick beneath one of the glass’s edges. Keep that sharp tip directed up towards the glass, not down at the display, while you do so.

Work a credit card beneath the glass once an edge is up.

Insert a credit card once you’ve lifted a corner with the toothpick.

Work the credit card all the way around the edge of the phone with care.

Move the credit card around the phone’s perimeter and into the centre of the screen, raising the screen protector as you go. If you try to take the glass off before it has fully loosened, it may snap. If the screen protector has been shattered into numerous pieces, use the same procedure, tackling one piece at a time and taking care not to cut your fingers on a sharp edge.

You should be able to take the tempered glass sheet off in one piece at this point.

Carefully remove the screen protector and discard it.

Once the adhesive residue on the display has been removed, the iPhone is ready for a new screen protector.

Clean the phone’s display to remove any adhesive residue. You may use a pre-treated screen cleaning cloth or a microfiber cloth bathed in a water-and-vinegar solution.

Swap out the screen protector for a fresh one. If the old one is scratched, fractured, or otherwise damaged, it has served its purpose. All of those scuffs might have been on the real display of your iPhone!

While these instructions are for an iPhone, the same procedure should work for removing an iPhone tempered glass wholesale display from any smartphone — even an iPad. For more info, visit us at We Accessory!