Review on 💯 Sparin 2 Pack iPad 6th Generation/iPad Pro 9.7 Tempered Glass Screen Protector - Ultimate Protection for Your Device! by Fuzzhead Nelson

I have a foldable rubberized case that protects the front and back of my iPad. I first tried installing the protector without a case. Everything went perfectly. However, when I put the case on, the case's overlap peeled the protective film and the glass adhesive began to spread. So I removed the glass and left my suitcase. I then used the tape again to remove the new dust from the iPad. Be sure to use tape on every square inch of the iPad. Then, holding only the diagonal corner edges of the Sparin glass with my fingers, I slowly lowered the glass. When it got low enough, the fuselage edge centered the Sparin perfectly. I just let go and watched the glue slowly spread across the screen. I used a credit card covered with a microfiber cloth to apply it all over the screen and around the edges. Finally, simply wipe the new protector with a microfiber cloth and you're done. No trapped particles. So if you have a case, put it in 1st place. Then peel off the protective film with the film and see if the protective film fits. If Sparin doesn't fit between the lips of your case I wouldn't even try to install it. Your fall will make the glass rise. If it fits between the lips of your case, install with the case already on. Using the tape loop method of applying Sparin is not as easy as shown in her video.