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1 Comment
I would like to note the description for this is extremely misleading. If you think your screen is scratched, you do not need a new screen. You still need to disassemble the phone but the plastic piece over the screen is actually what's damaged... that can be replaced by removing it and putting over another plastic piece, such as the plastic protective covers most cell phone shops sell for a few dollars.
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