How to Apply Custom Cut Adhesive Strips for Electronics Skills
Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 13 Steps
Heads up!
Get ready to dive into the world of custom-cut adhesive application for your device! Whether you’re tackling a screen, back cover, battery, or something else, this guide has got your back. Before you jump in, take a moment to read through the whole thing—it’s like your roadmap to success! Just a heads up: if your specific device has its own adhesive instructions, definitely stick to those for the best results. Achieving those coveted IP (ingress protection) ratings after opening up your gadget requires some serious equipment, but don’t worry! This guide is packed with handy tips and tricks to help you achieve the best seal possible right from your home. Remember, not all devices and adhesives are created equal, so some methods might work better than others based on your unique setup. Generally speaking, your DIY seal might not match the factory’s perfection, so keep your device away from extreme conditions post-repair. For Samsung Galaxy S phones, check out this guide instead. If you’re working on an iPhone, hop over to this guide. For iPads, head to this guide. And if you’re using general Tesa adhesives, follow this guide instead. And if you find yourself needing a helping hand, feel free to schedule a repair!
Step 1
Check out some popular adhesives that can come in handy for your phone repair, along with a sneak peek of what they might look like:
It’s best to save the screen or back cover adhesives for the grand finale. Make sure you’ve applied all the component adhesives first, and if you can, give your repair a test run before sealing up the device. You’ve got this!