Does sticky tape ruin a phone?
So I have a phone glass protector screen for my iphone se. There was a ton of dust on it so i put tape on the protector to take out the dust, and make it more sticky. I did the same with the phone. Was this a bad idea?
If you left the tape on it you should remove it. But if you took a stripe of tape, and used the sticky side to pick up the dust, then that's perfectly fine. Some screen protector manufacturers include a sticky dust remover so it is an effective way as well.
Yes
Maybe not so much a "bad" idea
as a "not so good" idea.
Isopropyl alcohol (90% or better, NOT 50% or 70%)
applied with a Q-Tip should safely dissolve the adhesive.
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