How to replace the screen protector on your phone

Slide the phone out of its protective case.

Clean the case with warm water and a small amount of mild soap, then allow it to dry completely.

Rub a soft pencil eraser gently across the earpiece grill to pull out packed dirt.

Wipe the screen and body with a microfiber cloth lightly moistened with cleaning alcohol.

Work around the edges until all visible smudges disappear.

Dip a cotton swab in alcohol, press off excess, then lightly sweep around buttons, speakers, and the charging port.

Turn off fans and avoid activities that stir up lint or dust in the room.

Hook a fingernail under one corner of the old protector and peel it away from the display.

Use the moist wipe supplied in the protector kit to thoroughly clean the display, especially around the bezels.

Buff the glass with the dry wipe from the kit until all moisture is gone.

Follow with a high quality microfiber cloth to polish the surface without leaving lint.

Tilt the phone and inspect; the screen must be completely free of dust and fingerprints.

Tap the supplied dust-removal sticker across the display to pick up any last specks.

Peel the film from the side marked for the screen to reveal the adhesive surface.

Position the glass over the display so the cut-outs align with the camera and sensors.

Lower the protector slowly onto the screen.

Press the center of the protector so the adhesive spreads to the edges.

Wrap a microfiber cloth around a finger and push any air pockets toward the sides until they disappear.

Give the glass a final wipe, then snap the phone back into its clean, dry case.