GRIZZ Matte Car Screen Protector
- Absorbs fingerprints
- Eliminates light glare
- Ideal application
- Excellent protection against scratches
- Does not affect touch functionality
What is a Matte Car Screen Protector?
The matte film is a type of protective coating that reduces glare and light reflection on the screen, improving visibility and readability of displayed information under various lighting conditions.
Reduces fingerprints and stains
Compared to glossy surfaces, matte surfaces lessen the visibility of oily marks and dirt that may be left by fingers.
100% Touch Sensitivity
The film is coated with a layer that minimizes fingerprints and greasy stains. The finger movement and touch sensitivity remain as they are on the device's screen.
Reliability
Thanks to its flexibility, the Grizz screen protector does not break or shatter and fits perfectly onto the screen. The ease of use remains unchanged — at the highest level.
Perfect Application
Using laser technology, the film is precisely cut to fit your device’s screen perfectly. It is almost invisible, and air bubbles at the edges are nonexistent.
Installation Instructions:
- Thoroughly clean the screen.
- Remove the middle protective layer with the adhesive START.
- Measure the film, align it correctly from each side, and press your finger in the middle of the film.
- By pressing the film, remove the next part of the START layer underneath.
- While pressing the second part of the film, remove the remaining part of the START layer.
- Remove the FINISH layer by pulling the sticker.
- Remove the protective film parallel to the screen.
- Push out any remaining air with the spatula.
- To remove dirt from underneath the film, use DustStix.
The installation kit includes:
- 1x spatula
- 2x dry cloths
- 4x DustStix
- 1x authentic packaging
Manufacturer
OEM- Suzuki(auto)
- Across
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.