Review on Supershieldz (3 Pack) for Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Plus, 7, 6, 5, & 4 - Anti Glare Matte Screen Protector with Anti-Fingerprint Shield by Anthony Mayes

I am very careful with my anti-glare screen protectors and it is not easy to find a screen protector that works without a rainbow effect or text blur. Sleight of hand. I bought this because others liked the anti-reflective properties, but the installation sounded like a nightmare. I bought and tried the first one, learned a few things and now want to share my tips to hopefully make other installs easier and less wasteful. - others said that the problem is static, so I rubbed the dryer sheet on both sides of the tread (this is what smears the marks in the last photo). 2. - Take two pieces of tape and make the protrusions as in the photo. Fold the tape over itself before sticking it on the protective sheet. When attaching to the protective sheet, be sure to stick the tape so that the adhesive of the tape does not protrude beyond the edge of the protective sheet. In this case it becomes difficult to remove the 2nd layer from the tread. These lugs allow you to align the tread to the surface without touching the adhesive and make leveling a lot easier. This is a full-length protector, meaning it covers the entire glass from edge to edge. Remove the side protection. Using the ridges you created, I held it at a 45 degree angle and lined up the bottom edge first, making sure nothing was hanging over the edges on the sides.3. - Allow the protector to stick to the glass from the side you started on to the opposite side. This will reduce the amount of bubbles. If you get blisters, get rid of them before removing the last protective film from the tread. By using it this way I had very few blisters and was able to get rid of them all.4. - When removing the top (last) layer of protection, wrap a corner and pull up and then back until it stops. Don't pull it up (at a 45 degree angle) as this will cause more blisters as it can lift the tread. I usually let mine sit for about 15 minutes before removing the last sheet. There's a small bubble on the side that should go away after a while, but the fact that it's off-screen isn't a big deal. Hope that helps. Enjoy!