Xfactor? PROFESSIONAL GRADE UV LOCA Glue Clear Adhesive 10ml Clear Adhesive AD

this will work to put a tempered glass screen protector on your phone. ive used this on my samsung s8 plus. i had to remove a whitestone screen protector because it started lifting on the edges from the case. since i still had the UV light i ordered this product and used it the same as the original glue from the whitstone dome screen protector and it was perfect. it did take a little longer to cure than the adhesive from the original whitestone dome screen protector though.i would imagine than it would work for just about tempered glass screen protector and any bubbles can be pushed out to the sides. im glad i found this so i didnt have to spend another 45 bucks for a whole new screen protector.

Messy to work with, but amazing installation if done right. Have had a cracked screen protector for over 2 months and this stuff just keeps holding and I can't even feel the crack and it does not bother visually. I won't be replacing the screen protector until something changes and the crack is really hard to see. It is about 3 inches long, so not small by any means. If you can follow instructions on Youtube, this is a great product to use, beats those screen protectors. I just ordered a cheap 9H screen protector and removed the edge adhesive. If you do the same, don't get one with full adhesive, it is difficult to remove without breaking the glass.

Honestly this s*** was by far the best solution I could have asked for. I have an HTC U12+ and after doing some research, I found out that it is a huge PITA to replace the screen (shocker). Even if I chose to replace the screen, all the ones found online had garbage reviews. I wish I had some before and after images to show the fix using this magical fluid, but trust me when I say that I couldn't see about 15% of my screen in the top left corner where it was completely shattered before I repaired it.Repairs themselves took about 20 minutes with a plastic razor blade and a regular razor blade. One little tube can probably fill 30 screens since I basically squeezed out like 3 drops onto mine to fix it. At first I was worried since the screen was covered in goo and looked funky but after it dried for an hour or so, I started to see my screen as whole again.This is definitely not a 100% fix that will make your cracks completely disappear but man is it a huge difference and worth the $5. I have been afraid I'd cut my ear any time I brought my phone up to speak but now it is as smooth as it was before.10/10 would recommend for anyone who's internals are attached directly to the screen and not the back of the phone.

I used the glue to repair my Samsung S3 the glue worked great I had no issues applying the glue to my phone or wiping off excess glue or clearing off air bubbles under the glass. The product came with plenty of documentation and has you tube videos to show you how to use the product. I would recommend watching a few you tube videos before you open the glue. The glue is very viscus, slightly more than water so it moves easy and allows you to press out air bubbles. The glue will not become adhesive until exposed to UV light. The directions recommend the use of a UV light in order for the to become adhesive, I let my phone sit in the sun on a flat surface for 10 min and have not had any issues with it. The gule was more than I needed for my S3, I have a note 5 now and would think I would need the entire tube based on my experience.I would recommend using the glue over the tape adhesive that comes with most replacement screens. I bought this screen and it had the tape type of adhesive. Samsung Galaxy SIV S4 I9500 White Front Outer Lens Glass Screen Replacement CrazyFire Repair Kit Include Screen Lens Glass 1MM Adhesive Tape 7pcs Tools Kit 1 Pair Tweezers 1 Roll Gold Wire Screen Seperator Compatible I337 L720 M919 I545 Samsung Galaxy SIV S4 I9500 White Front Outer Lens Glass Screen Replacement CrazyFire Repair Kit Include Screen Lens Glass 1MM Adhesive Tape 7pcs Tools Kit 1 Pair Tweezers 1 Roll Gold Wire Screen Seperator Compatible I337 L720 M919 I545

The glue dispenses quite well, but hardening it was something I was unable to achieve. Using a UV light was not enough, apparently it has to be a UV light of some high wattage because the UV light I use for all my other UV hardening glues was not up to the task. As a result, I had to abandon my repair until I can find a suitable replacement.

Replaced my wife's cracked galaxy S4 screen and chose this optical adhesive based on product details and reviews. It turned out perfect. I made certain to properly clean the LCD screen and made sure i did not touch the back of the replacement glass upon opening it to set it on the glue. Also I highly recommend having a can of compressed air for electronics so that just before you apply the glue you can give the lcd screen a few shots of air to remove any dust particles that have settled on it since cleaning it. Set the new glass on SLOWLY, I can't stress this enough. There are many videos on youtube that do this and still develop air bubbles. You can press them out if you get them so no need to panic, but I went extremely slow and did not have one single bubble and it beats having to squeeze air bubbles out. I started from the ear piece and worked my way to the home button because it's no big deal if some glue gets in the home button(just squeeze the button down repeatedly with a paper towel to get the glue out), but you do not want to get glue in the ear piece or the front facing camera. Set the glue with a uv light, I used a standard tube black light that I have for Halloween. Repair went great, screen is perfectly clear. I recommend this glue highly.

Worked great! Due to the low viscosity I was able to get it almost perfect the first try, no bubbles or anything. Like another person stated, I seemed to have a hard time getting it to cure. I thought it was done when I reassembled my phone but a bubble formed in the corner. I was able to push it out, but it came back, and after I did it a few times, the partially cured adhesive ended up stippled in the corner (my fault, I shouldn't have kept messing with it!) Overnight, a bubble formed at the bottom as well, but I did not mess with that one until morning. At that time I pressed the bubble out and held it down in full sunshine and that seemed to do the trick because after that no more bubbles. I am sure I just did not have a UV light of the correct frequency, or did not leave it long enough because it wasn't strong enough. I do not blame the adhesive for that.I DID use too much glue and ended up having to clean a lot of it up from the edges. I didn't think I used that much, but a little bit goes a long way, and the glass will settle onto the LCD and the glue will just keep coming out. I should have tried again with a smaller amount but it came out so good the first time, I didn't want to mess with it anymore.If i was going to do it again, I would have made sure I had the correct light to cure it. I used a little 21 LED flashlight, which some people said they had success with, but either it was not strong enough, or was the wrong wavelength. It seemed to partially cure it, but not enough to keep the bubbles out. The sun seemed to take care of it with no problem though. I would have also used much less and tried again if it wasn't enough. It didn't seem like I used a lot, but it was still way too much. Either way, this is exactly what I needed to fix my phone and I am very happy with the results :)

Received this in mail yesterday, had it installed and it was perfect! The screen doesn't suck at all like i saw on some other company reviews how the screen comes out glitchy and yellow. This is perfect for me. There are some bad reviews and some good, but for me there were no problems. Hopefully it stays this way. I would Recommend this product, only because I've looked through many other sellers and saw many bad reviews, this was the decent one I saw, so I had to take the risk and gave them a chance to purchase their product. Now that I have it, works great for me. Hopefully this review somewhat helps someone :)

I used this glue to repair the glass pulling away on a corner of my Samsung Galaxy s6. Worked beautifully! I cannot tell there was ever any damage and have tons of glue left over. I just used packaging tape to protect the speaker and buttons, applied a small droplet of glue to the edge and allowed it to slowly seep into the air pocket without having to lift the glass at all. I gently pressed remaining air out, applied more tape to maintain pressure and prevent air from seeping back in. Wiped off the outside of the phone thoroughly and uv cured for 2 hours (may have been overkill).

I bought this to use for attaching glass magnifiers to diving masks lenses. It works well although the syringe makes it far too easy to apply too much. Fortunately, it can be easily cleaned up using alcohol. I even had to remove one misplaced lens, clean up everything and start over. Complete clean up was easy since I did it before applying any UV light. The light will "set" the glue in just a matter of seconds so it won't shift. Further curing can be accomplished using the UV light or placing the object in direct sunlight for about an hour. I gave it 4 stars only because the applicator syringe makes it far too easy to overapply the glue.

This is a good quality adhesive and will do a good job. However the "buy 1 get 1 free" advertisement is misleading in my opinion. I thought this meant that I would get 2 syringes each containing 10 milliliters. What you actually get is 2 syringes each containing 5 milliliters. As for the curing, I had trouble with this too, but it was just because I do not have the appropriate UV light. A cheep UV flashlight will not do the job. Also sun exposure takes 2 days to fully cure. Best results i got was using a florescent light bulb (one of thous coiled glass tube light bulbs). Keep the glass/adhesive only a couple inches from the light and let it sit for 24 hours. It should be fully cured after this.

I have used this brand of glue many times and if it is applied correct will turn out great. I would recommend using less than you would think to avoid a mess and leakage into the camera and home button areas. Dries fast under uv light. The only complaint I have is the tube of glue does not come with the syringe style thumb push. You will need to find something to push the glue out with if you don't intend to buy special gun style tool to apply the glue. Not a huge problem just more of a nuisance. I found that a 10ml tube if used correct can be enough for 5 phones. It is a great deal for the price.

I used this to close the gaps on the edges of my tempered glass screen protector. Worked perfect. Low viscosity flows well and right into the gaps.

Not very user friendly for the novice. I read instructions and watched videos, and all said and done I'm wondering if I should have skipped the UV glue part of the process. The issue I had was in determining how much glue to use. Too little glue, and you have air pockets. Too much glue and you have it squeezing out the sides and potentially leaking into the motherboard and ruining things.The syringe provided is black with no markings to indicate how much you are applying. I suppose the best fix would be to find a clear syringe of your own with metric markings (perhaps like the ones used to administer children's oral medicine).As for the quality/effectiveness of the product, time will tell. In my case, I believe I have so much glue in the inner working of the phone, it may be ruined. Professionals and those with more experience may have better results.

Even after curing it for over a minute, the glue gets only to a ' fresh bouble gum' solidity.It provides an extremely weak bonding. Cheap worthless knockoff of good UV glues. Spend a few USD more, and buy something better.