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[Galaxy S III Accessories] tigim101:
Yea a little bit, both the left and the right side have very slight jaggies, didnt think it was a big deal. I dont see how that could cause anything to get under. This is very strange. I tried pulling it off but dang these things really stick...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Well the jagged edges have nothing to do with the weird spots. However it is a defect and I'll replace it for you.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tigim101:
Wow thanks! Now I can see what's under here, ill send you a pm
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Email me at scott@dbacases.com

PM's irritate me :p
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ArmDT:
Is any chance to get this screen protector in Italy, Europe? How can I do? Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Just go to our site and when entering your address choose the country first. We ship everywhere.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] spp1080:
defect?

Hello Scott,

I just installed just like glass screen protector on my note 2 today, can you look at the picture at the edge? is it normal and will it go away in a few days or it's defect or something underneath?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] WiwiPouPou:
It seems i had the same issue since the 3rd day (already posted it few weeks ago), can i have a replacement too please ?

Sent from my i9300GT AOKP
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Send me an email with a picture and order number.

Scott@dbacases.com
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
That's normal.

Use the soft tip of the top of your thumb to press it down a few times a day and it should seal up nicely.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] klau1:
check out my review on JLG for the Note 10.1 with S-Pen here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2109305

SSHGuru, although you're off to a good start, I think there is more work to be done on product improvement.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] IsDanielD:
I got the screen protector and installed it today.

Unfortunately I got a little piece of dust trapped under the protector although I cleaned the screen well and sprayed enough liquid (I even tried to remove and install it again and it still happened).

I wanted to offer that you will include some dust removal stickers, I tried to remove the dust with duck tape but it didn't work.

Beside that - the protector feels good and the cut was perfect, but this dust thing is really annoying me, is there something that can be done?

Thank you, Daniel.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Please email allison@dbacases.com and let her know your situation.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] atatistcheff:
Ordered two of these today for my Nexus 4 phones. Gorilla glass is NOT scratch proof!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] highaltitude:
I've bought 2 of these now for SGS3, while I do really like them, there is a 1/16 of an inch or so up along the sides that just never adhered correctly. I've run my thumb along the edge many times every day for over a month or more, but they never contoured to the edge of the phone. Now I think there is too much dust there. I'm tempted to take it off and wash it but I am afraid of it ending up worse than it is. Other than that I like it!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Email me a picture at scott@dbacases.com

We've had a few size changes and I might be able to get you a better one if you don't have it already.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] highaltitude:
Emailed you. Thanks for the support. :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mar.ioo:
This looks good. Right now I have a anti-glare screen protector, but looking to buy another one when mine gets too scratched. This will be it!! :D
[Galaxy S III Accessories] dennis_cu:
I thought gorilla glass was scratch proof! :confused:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] JawjaBill:
It is ...as long as you don't scratch it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] gcogger:
No, it's just much more resistant to scratches than normal glass.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] javamaniac:
I never got an email with confirmation or tracking info. Ordered yesterday, only received info from PayPal on the purchase. Is this normal? I'm anxiously awaiting this package and just wanna know when to expect it!

EDIT: Received the email. Can't wait to get this screen protector and thin grip case!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] IsDanielD:
I have this problem too... I thought it will be gone after a few days but it didn't and dust is getting in there.

Now my screen look like a mess... and although the feel of the protector is amazing it's just too much ugly and annoying.

I will send you pictures of my phone too if it's fine...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Nickitt:
Well I just installed this on the Note. Went real smooth. Like the feel. Still blury but should be better in the morning. I can already tell I will have problems with the edges. They just aren't sticking. Not even worth my time to e-mail this guy. Its only 13 bucks :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] atatistcheff:
I think it's more like scratch resistant... And not even very good at that IMHO.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] nlz242:
Seeing the kind of support they seem to provide, im tempted to bite and try that... esp that my alst Trü got scratched today. :eek:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Nickitt:
After a day of having this protecter on, I must say I do like it.

My only con is, the edges he says to push on for 3-5 days, will not go away, trust me.

& its not just me either :(

I'd definitely take a free one to make this right :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
JLG Support

Please email any issues with Just Like Glass protectors to : Support@dbacases.com

I'm not monitoring this page as much so please refer anyone with issues to the above email.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] PacosTacos88:
Link to website isn't working atm
[Galaxy S III Accessories] atatistcheff:
Just installed two this weekend on two Nexus 4 phones. Overall installation went smoothly. I have installed a number of screen protectors over the years, most if not all have been the Invisible Shield from Zagg. Here are my impressions so far.

- This protector is truly as smooth as glass. This was important to me because I don't like the rubbery feel of some types.

- It doesn't do well on curved surfaces. This is because it is so rigid. As a result you may find it doesn't extend to the edges of some displays. This is by design and is really not a problem but it is something to be aware of.

- Probably also due to the rigidity dust is VERY important. Any speck of dust under the protector will show. Pay attention to the instructions in this regard.

- It will be a bit hazy with small bubbles at first but these really will go away.

- When the screen is off you may be able to see the bubbles and dust specks. However when the display is on it is crystal clear. I can't see any of the specs or bubbles (the bubbles are mostly gone after just one day). This is important to me too, other protectors (ZAGG) degraded the display quality while this one does not.

So I am now more confident when putting my phone in my pocket with change or keys. The display is still gorgeous and the feel really is as smooth as glass.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] javamaniac:
I installed my JLG protector yesterday around 4PM EST. I'd say 90% of it was crystal clear and dried up by midnight. I absolutely love the feel of it on the phone, it is better than glass. Fingers slide right across it like they should.

I am noticing about 5 small bubbles of slight moisture in a couple spots...

I'm wondering if putting a hair dryer to the screen would take care of the little bit of moisture that is under these 5 small bubbles, since you can see it with the screen on (rainbow pixelation effect). It is very slight but its been about 28 hours since I installed the screen protector and would love for it to be completely finished. If anyone has used a hair dryer to speed up the process slightly, please let me know!

I would recommend this screen protector to anyone looking for a true feel with no clarity loss. It really stands up to its name, and does it very well.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] thesoldier:
^I had a bunch of those spots, and they slowly started to disappear after a few days. Probably took about 5 days for all of them to clear up, looks great now.

Not sure about the hairdryer thing, I'd just wait a couple more days for them to clear up.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] WinDroidGuy:
Sent a couple emails and got no reply, hopefully I get an answer tomorrow for my Note 2 screen protector.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Did you email support@dbacases.com?

If so Allison will definitely get to you. Unlike me she has a life so she isn't going to be as quick :laugh:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] WinDroidGuy:
Sent you an email and sent support an email, still no reply since last week. I'm going to have to pass using you if support is like this. I have 3 Note 2s I needed protection on.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Please resend the email and I will make sure that you get taken care of.

Scott@dbacases.com

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] WinDroidGuy:
Sent :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Mathjkt:
Best screen protector i have tried. Feel is great, fit is perfect for my UAG case, no bubbles, crystal clear.

Nothing more to ask from a screen protector.

Very easy to install

:good:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] WiwiPouPou:
Just recieved my replacement, new shape since november, real improvement, great service ! :)

Thanks a lot !

Sent from my i9300GT AOKP
[Galaxy S III Accessories] javamaniac:
It's been just over a week since I put the JLG screen protector on the Galaxy SIII. I love it. It's glassy-smooth and you cannot tell that it's on the phone unless you really look at it. I will still highly recommend the purchase for anyone wanting that extra protection at a low cost without adding a negative look/feel to your phone.

I got 2 tiny micro scratches from wiping some sort of particle off of it, and I can see the slight rainbow effect from those tiny scratches. I am not worried about it because it doesn't impair use of the phone at all, but it would be nice to somehow smooth them out.

Is there any way to safely remove/blend in micro scratches (tiny - almost un-noticeable)?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Over time your finger going over that spot will remove them. Honestly I haven't tried any other way since they never bothered me much but I'm sure there is a way to speed it up.

Please email me at scott@dbacases.com

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] gtrslngrchris:
Just got mine in yesterday and will be applying it tonight. Hopefully I'll have some success getting it on perfectly so it doesn't interfere with my UAG case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] noobhero:
final thoughts after re-applying second piece of JLG (air bubbles just doesn't want to go away after a week on the first piece)and after about 2 weeks of use.

initial feel was terrific! i can glide my finger across the screen "Just Like Glass"!

but, i think the oleo-phobic coating starts wearing off gradually.. now, prints are hard to wipe off and not to mention the feel.

another hard to accept issue are those rainbow waves.

this is totally my personal experience with the product.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polarissucks01:
Since this is my first post it is likely people will take it with less than a grain of salt. But I am gonna post a brief review anyways.

I have used Zagg, Zagg HD, Zagg Max, Just like glass and many other name brand screen protectors. Hands down, this protector is the smoothest and clearest, even more so than Zagg HD. I put about 25 screen protectors on in my life, for myself and others. I put the JLG on my Nexus 7 and iphone 4s. After 3 days the Just like glass has some bubbles left on my iphone 4s. I believe that these will go away. Like many others said, the edge doesnt seal perfectly, but you would have to pull and intentionally peel it off at this point. My nexus 7 on the other hand has many bubbles. They came after install. I used a credit card to smooth out all bubbles as best I could on my install of both devices. I send a few pictures to scott to see what he said. It has been only 3 days. I am not going to get worried until the week to week and a half mark. Anyways, great product. I hope the bubbles go away, but as far as clarity and feel go.. there is nothing better. Will be recommending your product to everyone. I'll just make sure I push a little harder and smooth more the next time I install.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Thanks for the feedback! The S3 is the hardest to get the edges to look clear but they are still stuck. The Note II you can get everything to stick perfectly. Every phone is different. My wife has an iPhone 4 and I use it to test screen protectors - so I'm always taking the JLG off and putting another on. Bubbles and edges are usually not an issue but I've had dust particles.

I think we've emailed about this - you took some pictures.

I told customer service to send a new one to you.

Have you seen the installation video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=2-QGBuJV_Go

Usually that amount of bubbles is due to not getting all of the moisture out. The key is literally to try to get every drop of liquid out and then let it dry - then you shouldn't get any bubbles at all afterwards.

We are designing packaging now that will have huge links to the video to make sure people know how to install them the best way.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SirLance99:
Is there any of the white carbon fiber skins for the SIII like you have for the iPhone5? I like to have no case's on my phone because I like it as sleek as possible. Although, I do buy ton on battery doors of different styles to have some different looks. I would love to have just a simple white carbon fiber skin that fit perfectly over the OG battery door. Thanks for your time.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] magedx9:
Alot cheaper then ZAGG products
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polarissucks01:
Yes I had a new nexus 7 skin sent to me. Great customer support.I now understand how important it is to get the bubbles out initially. other protectors will dry if you leave bubbles, these seem less forgiving. This is due to the material that allows the skin to feel even smoother than the zagg hd. I somehow managed to scratch my iphone 4s just like glass but its a good thing I had it on because these protectors are tough. Things like keys and finger nails wont scratch the just like glass, but when you do manage to scratch it, it had less repairing ability than softer screen protectors. All in all, for round two when I do my installed using more force and getting rid of more bubbles initially, I know this will be the best screen protector you can buy.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polarissucks01:
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This is after one week. All the bubbles still have not disappeared. I need to get more bubbles out initially next time.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
All bubbles and all moisture.

If you get the bubbles and leave moisture you might get day two bubbles.

If you work all of the moisture out then in a day or two it should be clear and stay that way.

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aquariuz23:
Something must have gone wrong there. I was worried about that too at the beginning, but now after 4 days, they're all gone. This picture is from yesterday.

Now, a question, but does anyone else here using this protector have the same thing as you see in the picture? My screen protector seems to have this rainbow banding after it was applied to the screen. But everything is smooth and clean and nothing is wrong with it other than those banding. I contacted DBAcases about the it and got a reply from the CEO, and he said that the rainbow is completely normal since that is the UV protection for the protector to prevent it from yellowing and peeling. He also said it should only be visible with the screen off, but tbh, in brightly lit room or outdoors in bright sunlight, I can clearly see the banding even with the screen on, to the point that it is actually making it hard to see the screen clearly (except I have full brightness on). The only time I cannot see the banding at all is at night time when there is almost no light reflecting off it.

I wish they had mentioned this somewhere or explained that this is a normal thing to happen to their protector. Other than that, I quite like this protector. My only other pet peeve is that due to the curve of the glass on the phone, it made the sides of the protector harder to stick during application, so now the sides of the protector have gathered a considerable amount of lint and dust and looks "dirty" againts the white background of the phone.

EDIT: Apparently the rainbow banding issue has been previously mentioned many times here. Sorry for repeating the topic over again. But nonetheless, it would've been nice if there is some kind of notice or warning for buyers that the rainbow effect is a normal thing.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tmagritte:
I don't know if it's "normal" but it's definitely not acceptable. I recently put one on mine (I'll post some pictures later when I have time) and have a number of issues but the color banding is probably the worst and if it's considered normal there's probably no point in buying or requesting a replacement. It's definitely not just visible with the phone off.

What I've found is its visibility is very dependent on the type of lighting. It's not visible with no external lighting and it's either not visible or only barely visible with natural or tungsten lighting. However, under fluorescent lighting (both CFL and traditional office fluorescent tubes) it's very noticeable. Even under mixed lighting it can be very visible if fluorescent is part of the mix. At my office I get a fair bit of natural light from the window but it's mixed with fluorescent light from the ceiling and the banding patterns are visible to the point of distraction. Under CFL lighting at home at night they practically obscure the display.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aquariuz23:
You, sir, nailed this on the head. I could not have explained it any better. It is really dependent on what light is reflecting off of it. At night or at home with no fluorescent lighting, it is barely visible at all. At the office, I almost can't see the screen. I have not tried this out in the sun. But yeah, it is really unacceptable that a UV coating will cause rainbow banding. It doesn't make sense. I've seen UV coatings on many things, and I don't see bandings on them. I wonder if I can ask for my money back.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polarissucks01:
Two week Review

So after two weeks most of the bubbles have finally come out. My nexus 7 has a few at the top that I think ill never go away. My iphone 4s has all of them gone. Although a small round concentrated area is discoloured, this only started after a few days. Scott sent me free replacements which I am happy with. On both protectors the edges have lifted some. In tight jeans I believe this could eventually be a problem. Clarity ( besides that one spot) is perfect. Smoothness is perfect. Although I am noticing many little microscratches all over the screen I did not get with other protectors. I have two nasty scratches on the bottom of the cover on my iphone. The scratch ability is a little worse than the Zagg HD. It scratches a tad easier. All in all, still satisfied.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] SSHGuru:
Thanks for the review.

And it will scratch (not deeply) more than ZAGG because it's a hard protector rather than a soft.

It's a trade off, Zagg is more scratch resistant, and JLG feels and looks more like glass. Two completely different kinds of protectors.

I wish I could find a way to do it all..

Scott
[Galaxy S III Accessories] liamR:
Hi Scott,

I want to order 3 JLG for my SGS3s and one for my Nexus 4 (F+B) from your website. Will I get the last cut ?

I read on the Nexus 4 forum that only the front SP for the N4 is JLG and the back is inferior plain SP, Is that true ?

I want the same shatterproof protection for my N4 back as my front SP (I going to use it with LG's bumper).

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] liamR:
Just placed my order. Thank you :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] thedauntlessone:
Hi, I received a shipping notice from DBA on January 30. However I still have not received my order. I sent an email to support@dbacases.com but I haven't heard back yet. I want to know if my protector has in fact been shipped out.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polarissucks01:
Two questions for scott. Whats your plans for the Canadian Market? Have you reached out to retail in Canada. Futureshop and Best Buy in Canada apply SO many Zagg protectors for people. Have you asked them about having your screen protectors in their stores and having them install them. Also, do you plan to offer a warranty for your protectors for scratches where you pay like $6.00 and get a new one shipped?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] polarissucks01:
haha touche. Good points for sure. Having two in a pack for a few dollars more is a great idea. I hope a canadian retailer gets them soon, be nice to have quicker shipping. ( not at all your fault)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] liamR:
Hi all,

I received the SPs a few days ago and installed it on two of my S3s, I notice that the cut doesn't fit like my previous SPs and the edges will not stick (even after I did as instructed in the manual and videos) the most annoying thing is that the black cloth left black particles under the edges, and from a close look it looks bad.

I think that I didn't get the latest cut and I'm overall very disappointed. I'll try to contact Scott or customer service and see how it goes...

Here some photos -
[Galaxy S III Accessories] evgeny71:
+1

Same issue here!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] klau1:
They still haven't replaced the harmful black cloth with something better? It's been 3 months since that happened to me. They really need to replace the cloth as soon as possible.

It wastes a lot of good films.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] evgeny71:
I'm just wondering - can this SP be taken off, washed and reapplied with new solution? Or it has some kind of adhesive layer that cannot be reused?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] amf66:
I wouldn't recommend trying to reapply it since it does have an adhesive layer that is almost impossible to reuse. Unless it's really awful don't try to reapply.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] evgeny71:
Thought so. Thanks!

It's actually not too bad. Only the edges won't stick. And that sucks!

Sent from my rocket-fast, butter-smooth Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Accessories] amf66:
Have you kept pushing down on them? Because of the stiffness of this SP and the way the screen is curved on the GS3 it's normal for people to have a few millimeters on the edges that isn't all the way stuck.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] evgeny71:
I push them down 2-3-4 times a day, as recommended. But they pill back off. I don't believe that any adhesive has left yet under the edges. On their installation video it shows that all the edges are stuck nicely.

Sent from my rocket-fast, butter-smooth Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Accessories] chill145:
Yeah i tried for about a good 20 minutes trying to get it right but I'm getting the same results. I wish you got a couple so you could try again if it messed up. Oh well, Scott is a great guy, customer service was great but I'm going go back to spigen (it took my last fall like a champ when i dropped it on rocks, hence reason for trying this)