Repair A Phone Screen With Epoxy

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    In this sequel to my previous phone screen repair video, I demonstrate the process for fixing your phone or tablet screen in just a few minutes using strong 5 minute epoxy.
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  • @TrentPierceProjects
    @TrentPierceProjects  Před 6 lety +124

    If this video helps you, please leave me a thumbs up, and don't forget to subscribe for more.

    • @sherriegaston2381
      @sherriegaston2381 Před 6 lety +1

      Trent hi

    • @paulcavanaugh5781
      @paulcavanaugh5781 Před 6 lety +1

      Trent 6

    • @vicentapozollorens1012
      @vicentapozollorens1012 Před 6 lety +1

      Trent i

    • @dhcourier
      @dhcourier Před 6 lety +6

      Great video. A bit of advice. Take a 1200 grit sandpaper and rub the cracks Then do exactly what you did but this time use a blow dryer on hot for a few seconds. What that does is makes the glue a bit easier to fill those really small cracks then wait 10-15 min like u did. This also works great on car windshields. If you have a crack from top to bottom. This will fix it I also call this glue. Instant glass. Good luck. Great video.

    • @dhcourier
      @dhcourier Před 6 lety +2

      Also. Use a 1200 1500. 2000 and 3000 grit papers and polish your glass. The friction from these very very fine sand papers will heat up the glue and the glass and will become one.

  • @samscrivner476
    @samscrivner476 Před rokem +8

    You should take a heat gun or if you don’t have access to a heat gun then use a hair dryer, everyone has a hair dryer around the house.
    The heat help thin the compound allowing it to fill the smaller cracks and also makes all of the air bubbles rise to the surface.
    Without applying the extra heat the an epoxy, glue or other adhesive compounds you run the risk of not completely filling and sealing the desired area.
    So if possible always use extra heat when pouring a sealant or adhesive and you won’t have to worry about air bubbles being trapped throughout the glue, the compound will thin out and fill smaller cracks and spaces more easily and leave you with a clear glass like product.

    • @danielcalvo4635
      @danielcalvo4635 Před měsícem

      Do you think epoxy is still the best way to go about fixing those cracks?

  • @Kb1ltg
    @Kb1ltg Před 5 lety +43

    A common playing card cut down the middle makes a nice smoothing tool instead of the plastic knife. Well done. I use epoxy for most everything.

    • @theautodan7095
      @theautodan7095 Před 3 lety

      Im just learning about this wonder goo. Will be using it on everything now...!!!

    • @ObscuriaDragunAed
      @ObscuriaDragunAed Před rokem +1

      those gas station loyalty cards work wonders for this and lots of other stuff too. I snag a few different types at every gas station I can for whatever occasion I need, from jimmying my door to acting like a spreader or squeegee, can't underestimate the versatility of a playing card or various thickness and material loyalty cards.

  • @montinaladine3264
    @montinaladine3264 Před 2 lety +10

    Good video and results. Some advice though for an even better (less noticeable) repair) is a very important step that I think you completely missed. And one that is essential for a device which has been handled hundreds of times by hands. CLEANING preparation! That screen needs to be properly cleaned with alcohol - I can't think of anything else that would work as effectively. Not poured in, so it could get under the glass and damage or stain something, but rubbed in well into the damage and all around so that the resin will bond even better than in this video. Hands and fingers have natural oils and that will be ALL over that glass and in the cracks as well. You need to remove that oil film and grubbiness first.

  • @RaymondLohengrin
    @RaymondLohengrin Před 3 lety +21

    From RC model building experience this epoxy tip.
    After applying the epoxy, cover with clear packing tape and press as flat as possible. Once dry the surface will be as smooth as glass.

    • @stranger07.44
      @stranger07.44 Před 2 lety +2

      Perfect, been wondering what to do on the truck bodies that I bash with

    • @MechanicWelder94
      @MechanicWelder94 Před rokem +1

      Sticky side up (away from screen, non sticky side toward screen)? Does the tape come off clean? Or are you saying leave it on???

    • @SerenoOunce
      @SerenoOunce Před rokem +1

      Idea is to get the epoxy *in* the glass, not sitting on top. Not practical for screen repair.

  • @Really2u
    @Really2u Před 3 lety +9

    This was great. Anything that stops the spider cracks is a winner. Those just continue to grow. They drop fine pieces of glass. This fix stops them. That is really cool. Watched a few of your videos. You have a nice professional voice. A great instructor teaching style. Have you taught anywhere before? Just wondering. I just get that from your videos. Great job. Look forward to watching more. I now have a phone with edge cracks. I just want to use it as a tablet. I think this might be perfect. Thank you. Keep making great videos.

  • @coywilson696
    @coywilson696 Před 5 lety +12

    Thanks for that amazing video. I would really like to see the video that you said you were gonna use the glass resin on. I've liked and subbed. Thanks again for the great video and info.

  • @mystique2627
    @mystique2627 Před 4 lety +18

    The sound of the dog drinking water at the beginning 😊

  • @hasansari5882
    @hasansari5882 Před 6 lety +3

    Hi Trent, i would like to ask you if this tool works for samsung a8

  • @albertopintorautos
    @albertopintorautos Před 5 lety +3

    Pintor automóvil muy bueno tú trabajo siempre veo tú vídeos saludó de Argentina maestro

  • @drakedorosh9332
    @drakedorosh9332 Před 5 lety +51

    I love videos where the poster actually speaks.

  • @EcuExperto
    @EcuExperto Před 4 lety +4

    Excelente opción para detener parcialmente la fractura .... gracias por compartir,,, saludos

  • @billkelly1815
    @billkelly1815 Před 5 lety +326

    Who's watching this video with his smashed phone 😢😢

    • @ellaella6608
      @ellaella6608 Před 4 lety +2

      ✌️

    • @laxsaar1760
      @laxsaar1760 Před 4 lety +3

      Wassup gang 🤘👌

    • @SharonHenninger
      @SharonHenninger Před 4 lety +2

      🙋

    • @531cuk
      @531cuk Před 4 lety +2

      👋✊

    • @bernlin2000
      @bernlin2000 Před 4 lety +3

      Curved glass too 😥 I don't think this would be a good idea with a curved screen, too much of a gap between the glass and the LCD panel, I'd be afraid this stuff would drip inside, and damage the actual display.

  • @Douglas46461
    @Douglas46461 Před 4 lety +2

    Love the video. It was very informative. Thanks!!

  • @simplyanuhanna
    @simplyanuhanna Před rokem +2

    I was able to do this to one of my phones and then put a tempered glass protector over it. This was an easy fix, thank you!

  • @andrewmcn421
    @andrewmcn421 Před rokem +2

    Would this render the touch sensitivity less sensitive ?

  • @FR3A5H-06
    @FR3A5H-06 Před 6 lety +5

    Wow this is awesome

  • @muhammadsaeedkhan1930
    @muhammadsaeedkhan1930 Před 5 lety +21

    Good job ....If u use the depoxi instead of empoxi on black area of tab...if need good finishing first depoxi and then epoxi over it ....then broken line will not b visible....

    • @ArjayMartin
      @ArjayMartin Před 4 lety +1

      WHat is the difference? THanks.

  • @Caine1957
    @Caine1957 Před 4 lety +18

    Great! Had exactly the same damage to the corner area except I am 62 and not 5!!! Thanks for this.

  • @oneoflokis
    @oneoflokis Před 5 lety +2

    That's ace! Very simple: wouldn't have dared trying it first though!! 😁 Probably will attempt on an old phone.

  • @SloulDesTucs
    @SloulDesTucs Před 5 lety +1

    I'll try it out, thanks for sharing :- )

  • @mattbirne
    @mattbirne Před rokem

    Genial einfach, einfach genial
    thank you very much, for this easy to do, do it yourself repair instruction. I did it myself just a few minutes ago and it worked perfectly. Sure, the phone dont look like a new one. But thats not the intention. You get your phone back perfectly functioning. and thats the merrit you get. Forget about all those crazy instructions, that want to help you replacing the cover. Thanks a lot.

  • @robertdeleon5759
    @robertdeleon5759 Před 4 lety

    I have a folding Buck Alpha Hunter and would like some custom scales using black bull horns or exotic wood. How much would u charge?

  • @fanuelWisdom
    @fanuelWisdom Před 4 lety +2

    Thank you for such brilliant idea

  • @aviendha8400
    @aviendha8400 Před 9 měsíci

    mi celular tiene in hueco en el vidrio del teléfono, en un borde, y no puedo obtener un repuesto, puedo usar acrílico de uñas para tapar el hueco para prevenir la humedad? Gracias

  • @samstars9623
    @samstars9623 Před 6 lety +10

    I like excellent very useful too know....Thanks that for great tip

  • @nixient8431
    @nixient8431 Před 5 lety

    i have a question. i have samsung galaxy j5 2015 and i have top of the screen big space and on top of the screen is a gap for a screen from flash light, and front camera. i need to know can i use it without any risk?

  • @kellygallo1075
    @kellygallo1075 Před 3 lety

    Question: have you sand n polished it ? I'm a resin artist just curious

  • @odonovan
    @odonovan Před 2 lety +5

    While you were "smoothing" the epoxy, I kept wondering why you didn't use the back (SMOOTH side) of the knife. 😁

  • @lizanneleonard8191
    @lizanneleonard8191 Před 3 lety +1

    Would using the flat side of the knife rather than serrated side have worked better as you said you wouldn't normally have used a serrated edge coz all I have is one of these knives

  • @marymorris4920
    @marymorris4920 Před 4 lety

    My car windshield on the inside has 3 circles someone prior to my ownership scratched into the glass, any suggestions, they are not surface to say you can feel them with your fingernail, any suggestions as how to get rid of them, they are in my line of site.

  • @bunsdad4530
    @bunsdad4530 Před 5 lety +8

    I'd probably add a bit of heat or a drop of lacquer thinker to make it runny. Or I would use the UV curing glue, it is very runny, but good job.

  • @kathryns5263
    @kathryns5263 Před 4 lety +59

    It's hard to see the video through the cracks on my phone.

  • @Believe30
    @Believe30 Před 2 lety +1

    My problem is, It cracked under the screen protector...any solutions?

  • @gkop9574
    @gkop9574 Před 4 lety +3

    can you do this, with a shattered screen and see if still works

  • @zrracing4
    @zrracing4 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the info. A Lisle 52000 Razor Blade Scraper, or like tool, would make scraping the screen off much easier and have less risk of cutting yourself.

  • @marilyncruz1030
    @marilyncruz1030 Před 5 lety +18

    Love this idea!,,,

  • @thomas-fq1wi
    @thomas-fq1wi Před 4 lety +7

    I've been doing that for ages, 2 x parts araldite with a wee spot of black paint dripped in and mixed, fill the broken bit and Bob's yet uncle

  • @BabySeahorse420
    @BabySeahorse420 Před 10 měsíci

    I’m in a similar situation with the cracked back of my iPhone 11. The back is apparently made of a variation of gorilla glass, so I’m going to attempt a similar coverup to the one you performed in this video.

  • @thebibleproof
    @thebibleproof Před 4 lety

    But the plastic midframe on mine is damaged so the screen has nothing to stay glued down to. I really need to build up the missing shattered piece of plastic so the LCD can adhere. Any suggestions?

  • @eclipsesh6567
    @eclipsesh6567 Před 4 lety

    Does it work if the tiny pixels show in the middle of the cracks

  • @tassiemurdock2893
    @tassiemurdock2893 Před 4 lety +6

    I used that glue with the blue light to cure it and it lasted on my phone for over a year. I pressed it down into the cracks then wiped excess off screen before i set the glue. I had little cracks up to chunks of glass missing...worked light magic

    • @chakawaka4049
      @chakawaka4049 Před 4 lety

      Thanks for the tip👍

    • @Danielle-ii8zc
      @Danielle-ii8zc Před 4 lety

      It worked for u

    • @tnargskoorb1
      @tnargskoorb1 Před 2 lety

      I just tried that and it worked great. Thanks a lot. Gives you time to work it without it drying before you hit it with UV light.

  • @pandicherirajumadhavi3058

    In which shop did u get this?

  • @viktorchernov2392
    @viktorchernov2392 Před rokem

    Gonna try this on the back glass on my iPhone, thanks!

  • @MrBobWareham
    @MrBobWareham Před 5 lety +4

    In England they have car screen repairers that under insurance will come out and repair a stone chip on the front car screen and this is done under pressure where the hole is cleaned and then pressure filled with a clear epoxy filler then polished so you cant see the chip. Bob in the UK

  • @shanjoybud
    @shanjoybud Před 3 lety +2

    I love the sound of the dog eating and drinking!

  • @consolify
    @consolify Před 5 lety

    what happens with the digitizer, if you the have to change it

  • @KarazyKidAtHeart
    @KarazyKidAtHeart Před 3 lety +3

    Your fingernails or lack there of make mine hurt! Thanks for the info, I got a phone I'm gonna give this a go! Thanks

  • @imrafa2328
    @imrafa2328 Před 4 lety

    im skeptical at the beginning..but its better than i expected....good idea

  • @avacadogamer1198
    @avacadogamer1198 Před 2 lety

    Hi mate my ipad has cracks on screen. Can this glue actually fix it

  • @JaneGiesbrecht
    @JaneGiesbrecht Před rokem

    I'm looking for your video on how to repair glass cracks. I have a vase that has cracks and may have leakage.

  • @prakashdayanandan3176

    I must say i can confirm this worked a treat on my old samsung s7 .Its oldie but if it aint broke why throw it away.A little or scratch can just about be fixed 80% id say. 1st clear the affected area by wiping a little alcohol soaked ( not soaked !)towel and dry .The small hair line cracks can be rubbed out by feel and not appearance by the time you use the blade to cut off the excess epoxy .what i did different is that i taped all around the crack and over the metal edges so as to not smear it all over the place.I epoxy it but pressed the epoxy into the crack with a bit of pressure .i pulled off the tape about 5 minutes after the epoxy was applied (16 hour dying time araldite epoxy ) .I ran the epoxy area under the hair dryer for about 2 mins .and let it dry for about 10 mins after that .By that stage i could blade it out while it reasonably soft.
    I then repeated the process but this time when i once dry about an hour later ,i used used a very low grit sandpaper strip to rub the anodise'd metal frame to smooth out the dent on the metal next to the crack.
    Im surprised how well it worked .i even ran a fibre cloth to the clean edges and it didnt even catch on the cracked area .
    Many thanks tech minded!

  • @nazariskenyan1104
    @nazariskenyan1104 Před rokem

    This is first time watching your first video that is this video right now ☺️

  • @PaDutchRunner
    @PaDutchRunner Před 3 lety +3

    This is why you use B-7000 instead of this stuff. B-7000 is self-leveling, eliminating the need for the razor blade treatment. It also comes with a precise applicator which precludes the "nuclear" treatment as shown in this video.

  • @17seconds27
    @17seconds27 Před rokem

    Wheather it works or not, It's satisfying

  • @awkwardautistic
    @awkwardautistic Před rokem

    Thank you!

  • @rwgreene999
    @rwgreene999 Před 2 lety +1

    What happens if you put this on part of the touch screen that you use? Will touching buttons still work?

    • @abstractfactory8068
      @abstractfactory8068 Před rokem

      I'm thinking probably not, hopefully there was a functional demonstration.

  • @zagnut48219
    @zagnut48219 Před 3 lety

    Dollar General, package of popsicle sticks $1. I can confirm that JB Clear Weld dries clear as well. I wonder if thinning the epoxy with denatured alcohol would help it penetrate into the cracks. An acceptable mix ratio is 15 to 20% of the volume, which means that you take 15 fluid ounces of epoxy and mix it with 1 fluid ounce of solvent. Obviously 15 fluid ounces of epoxy is *way* more than needed. This would also reduce the drying/curing time, so one would have to work quickly if using a 5 minute epoxy.
    I have an S7 with a cracked screen and may just try it.

  • @oz9680
    @oz9680 Před 3 lety

    Can ut work on a led tv?

  • @melonyt6430
    @melonyt6430 Před 6 lety +3

    Your da best CZcams's

  • @miriamaquino7457
    @miriamaquino7457 Před rokem

    Hellou a m soy de argentina como se llama el líquido para reparar el táctil roto y dónde se comprar

  • @ikhagamers._5609
    @ikhagamers._5609 Před 3 lety

    without temperred glass ? please reply

  • @sumitsinghthakur4328
    @sumitsinghthakur4328 Před 5 lety +1

    nice trick

  • @jamesflannery-serle3489
    @jamesflannery-serle3489 Před 3 lety +3

    Scraping like that towards your arm, I held my breath.

  • @bikegoiooie98
    @bikegoiooie98 Před 4 lety

    Help please do you have a video on how to get scratches off of a phone screen

  • @robin_x1077
    @robin_x1077 Před 5 lety +1

    Thanks buddy

  • @filmoredillon3606
    @filmoredillon3606 Před 4 lety +2

    I always take apart everything (even high voltage things)

  • @calvinatdrifterstudio8438

    Put some loca 2500 on top with a tempered glass screen protector.

  • @snehagupta5383
    @snehagupta5383 Před 9 měsíci

    What is the name of the ... liquid??

  • @home_Grown_studio
    @home_Grown_studio Před 5 lety +30

    Always try to push the blade away from you VS towards yourself. Scraping the screen requires pressure. A good glass paint scraper works best and safer

    • @yourdailyperson9881
      @yourdailyperson9881 Před 2 lety

      It's a butter knife-

    • @stranger07.44
      @stranger07.44 Před 2 lety

      @@yourdailyperson9881 hes not talking about that🤦‍♂️

    • @docholliday514
      @docholliday514 Před rokem

      @@yourdailyperson9881 hum

    • @NARUTO-ho9mc
      @NARUTO-ho9mc Před rokem

      Whoops! I just now saw your comment about cutting the epoxy away from one's body! Stitches can come at a high cost! (Ouch!!)?

    • @ph0t0dave
      @ph0t0dave Před 10 měsíci +1

      LOL I was cringing pretty bad when he was scraping away the epoxy with the razor and pulling it toward his fingers and arm. All I could think was please dont slip, please dont slip, please dont slip...

  • @jakesnake629
    @jakesnake629 Před 4 lety

    Awesome my friend I used similar stuff gorilla glue clear kind

  • @bawlash7292
    @bawlash7292 Před 2 lety +1

    В таких случаях эпоксидную смолу надо разводить ацетоном.
    Тогда клей легко затекает во все щели, меньше расход и легко удалить лишнее.
    Видео сильно затянуто, все можно было показать короче.

  • @novak227186
    @novak227186 Před 3 lety

    Nice sound, to bad my screen is broken, I guess video is awesome as well...

  • @ndzeendurancebleack4386
    @ndzeendurancebleack4386 Před 6 lety +1

    That is so so gr8

  • @greenleeves69
    @greenleeves69 Před 4 lety

    Thumbs up dude!

  • @annijoshle-th8kp
    @annijoshle-th8kp Před 11 měsíci

    I used UV Arcrylic, it’s liquid until it hits the uv lamb. Worked out perfectly.

  • @samscrivner476
    @samscrivner476 Před rokem

    You can also use a cigarette lighter in some applications where you’re able to articulate the flame safely without having to hold it to close to the surface for long periods of time, be careful trying that method especially when using flammable sealants, epoxy’s, glues and other compounds.

  • @AdamAdam-gd2tv
    @AdamAdam-gd2tv Před 3 lety

    Thanks

  • @ChristopherHudetz
    @ChristopherHudetz Před 9 měsíci

    I used clear nail polish on my S9. Similar results as you got.

  • @JennieBlinkXoldier
    @JennieBlinkXoldier Před 4 lety +4

    I'll try this out...

  • @pedrotome9119
    @pedrotome9119 Před 6 lety +1

    Thanks for this video!! What are your other vídeos about??

    • @TrentPierceProjects
      @TrentPierceProjects  Před 6 lety +1

      pedro tomé thanks! I have other videos on phone screen repair and then some on diy projects. I also occasionally do product reviews on items that interest me.

    • @pedrotome9119
      @pedrotome9119 Před 6 lety +1

      What are those items that interest you, or may interest you?

    • @MrsQuietMusic
      @MrsQuietMusic Před 4 lety +1

      @@pedrotome9119 To find out, check out his channel.

  • @videolane
    @videolane Před 3 lety

    Any way to make it not visible?

  • @silentsworldofballs
    @silentsworldofballs Před 4 lety

    Only thing missing is the hold my beer moment

  • @KS-ep1vr
    @KS-ep1vr Před rokem

    Great narrating. Thanks for this video. Next time show us Lolly 💕💕💕

  • @pasqualinoversace3886
    @pasqualinoversace3886 Před 6 lety +1

    Thank you sir :)

  • @rosiewalker9225
    @rosiewalker9225 Před 4 lety

    Awesomeness

  • @ldchappell1
    @ldchappell1 Před 2 lety +3

    My experience with Gorilla Glass has been great. I've dropped my cellphones many times but I've never experienced a cracked screen.

    • @k97rahul
      @k97rahul Před 2 lety +3

      Try dropping it on concrete roads. I have, that's why I'm here. 😅

  • @tammypage7388
    @tammypage7388 Před 3 lety

    I'm going to try this on my husband new tablet that he dropped 👍hoping it'll work we'll, thanks

  • @freemarketjoe9869
    @freemarketjoe9869 Před 2 lety

    It actually will not stop the glass from further cracking if pressure is applied. There is no way to stop shattered glass from expanding when pressed on.

  • @kolorszx4112
    @kolorszx4112 Před 5 lety +1

    I broke my phone screen and touchscreen not working will this help(LCD works fine)
    Ps. I'm still using it but with a mouse

  • @detectivetacco2085
    @detectivetacco2085 Před 3 lety +3

    epoxy + black permanent marker ,best combo

  • @skillakadmikarn7718
    @skillakadmikarn7718 Před 3 lety +1

    Good

  • @dianaboboc9070
    @dianaboboc9070 Před 10 měsíci

    Vreau si eu de unde lau cumpărăt

  • @patrickkeefer8678
    @patrickkeefer8678 Před 6 lety +36

    You need to put the phone or tablet in a vacuum to complete the repair. Once you apply the epoxy, put it in a vacuum and suck all the air out and then let sit. The epoxy will be sucked into the cracks and reduce the viability of the cracks.

  • @albertjonker5083
    @albertjonker5083 Před 6 lety

    Big wow

  • @liveandletlive2894
    @liveandletlive2894 Před 5 lety

    I've got a note 9 which has a edge screen so not gonna work for me 😥

  • @klausreviewscraftrestore3152

    should try a rugged case, they help. i bought a phone made with gorilla glass and droped it a few times already and nothing happened at all.

  • @rarglow6642
    @rarglow6642 Před 2 lety

    It's really work's?

  • @javiiermendes
    @javiiermendes Před 20 dny

    If it is true, the 2-part epoxy is used to repair a screen that still works with the touch screen. Seal the crack so it doesn't break, but it's not a long-term thing. It's just so you can use it for a while when you buy the screen or another phone.

  • @marioysikax
    @marioysikax Před 8 dny

    "but many phones just about every tablet you're gonna have this border around your screen"
    6 years later, borders are gone.