Easy Step-by-Step Method for Perfect Screen Protection
A UV liquid glue tempered glass screen protector offers stronger bonding, full edge coverage, and better protection — especially for curved displays. Follow these simple steps to get a bubble-free, professional finish at home.
What You’ll Need
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UV tempered glass screen protector
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UV liquid glue
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UV curing light
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Cleaning wipes and cloth
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Dust removal sticker
Step 1: Clean the Screen
Use the wet wipe to remove fingerprints and oil. Dry the screen with a microfiber cloth, then use a dust sticker to remove tiny dust particles. A clean screen ensures smooth glue spread and no bubbles.
Step 2: Prepare the Phone
Remove the phone case and keep the device flat on a table. Make sure buttons and charging ports are protected to avoid glue entering small openings.
Step 3: Apply the Liquid Glue
Carefully pour the UV liquid glue in a straight line at the center of the screen. Do not spread it manually — the glue will spread automatically when the glass is placed.
Step 4: Place the Tempered Glass
Hold the glass from the edges and align it with the camera and speaker cutouts. Gently lower it onto the glue and let the adhesive spread naturally across the screen. Wait until it reaches all edges.
Step 5: Cure with UV Light
Turn on the UV light and move it slowly over the screen. Cure each section (top, middle, bottom) for about 60–90 seconds. This hardens the glue and firmly bonds the glass to the display.
Step 6: Clean the Edges
Wipe away any extra glue around the edges using a soft cloth. Check that all sides are sealed properly.
Final Check
Test the touch sensitivity and make sure the screen looks clear and smooth. Your phone now has strong, full-coverage protection.
Quick Tips
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Install in a dust-free room
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Do not move the phone while glue spreads
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Make sure UV light curing is done properly
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Avoid touching the glue surface before placing the glass
A properly installed UV tempered glass protector keeps your screen safe from scratches, drops, and daily wear while maintaining original touch sensitivity and display clarity.