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I am trying to fix my phone screen cracked outer glass screen on my iphone, I can only find the screens selling on ebay that has oca glue built on but i wanted to do the loca glue method instead and place it in the sun. Will there be a problem if the OCA on the replacement glass meets the Loca glue or is it ok to just use it?
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In the long run you'd be better replacing the whole screen assembly.
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Can you explain why pls
You'd need to remove the old screen with a suction plate and cutting wire. Then once you've cleaned the screen and placed the new one on you need to put it into a vacuum to remove the air bubbles. By all means you can try and see how you get on but it's a lot less work and not much more expensive to replace the whole assembly.
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@strongbow While I do agree that it's much more straight-forward to replace the entire display, a quick look at prices tells me that you can get the front glass for around $25 USD, while even the LCD Incell versions of the screen assembly are running at least twice that, more than $50. If you want an actual soft OLED replacement, then you're looking at closer to $100 to $200.
My brother and I experimented on an old iPhone 5C with replacing the front glass one time without special equipment. It was a pain and took a while to get the old OCA cleaned off, but in the end the result was, shall we say, acceptable. There were small bubbles apparent within the display, but all in all it was usable and not overtly awful.
So all in all, I'd say if you don't mind the amount of work and are willing to put up with a less than perfect result, go for it. You can always spring the big bucks for a full replacement later if it doesn't come out.
To answer your actual question, @millemose, I don't know about mixing those adhesives. My gut impression says it's probably not a good idea, but I see why you'd want to do it.
On the other hand, I did come across at least one vendor selling the screen with the liquid OCA included in a bottle, which seems to be what you were looking for in the first place. Depending on where you're located, this may or may not work for you, but if there's one there's probably more available.
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@strongbow I was thinking to buy one of the glass with the oca built in as they are the easisist to find and dip it on isopropyl to dissolves the oca, I would then use the liquid oca I have already to do the process, whats your thoughts?
@millemose having had a Google it seems isopropyl alcohol isn't the best. Have a read on here for ideas.
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are you attempting to replace just the glass on your device?
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Jesse hooton yes. Just the outer glass
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