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[* black] Clean up the glue that remains on the borders. A small microfiber with a bit of WD40 or windex can help you take all the glue off.
[* icon_note] Be sure to not use too much WD40 or windex.
- [* icon_caution] When cleaning out the glue, do NOT attempt to scrap glue out of the cracks between the LCD and the frame. A very small amount of force toward the center or from underneath will crack the LED.
+ [* icon_caution] When cleaning out the glue, do NOT attempt to scrape glue out of the cracks between the LCD and the frame. A very small amount of force toward the center or from underneath will crack the LED.
[* black] Cut up two small 1mm pieces of the sticker tape and glue the buttons to the phone to keep them in place.
[* icon_note] It's very important to make sure the buttons line up exactly with the picture.