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Are you faced with a cracked or damaged screen on your Apple Watch Series 6? Fear not – we've got you covered! In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of replacing the glass on your Apple Watch Series 6, allowing you to restore its screen to perfection.
With clear instructions and detailed demonstrations, even beginners can confidently tackle this repair project at home. From disassembling your Apple Watch to carefully removing the damaged glass and installing the new one, we'll cover every aspect of the process to ensure a successful repair.
Say goodbye to unsightly cracks and hello to a flawless screen that looks and functions like new. Watch our video now and learn how to bring your Apple Watch Series 6 back to its former glory with ease!
My Repair Must Haves
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Cutting wire [ Ссылка ]
UV light [ Ссылка ]
LOCA + Glue gun [ Ссылка ]
Microscope [ Ссылка ]
Extra light for Microscope [ Ссылка ]
Tweezers [ Ссылка ]
Clean Room Wipes [ Ссылка ]
Cleaner Dispenser [ Ссылка ]
Acetone [ Ссылка ]
99% Isopropyl Alcohol [ Ссылка ]
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