Help Replaced cracked screen - different sensitivity

[kprojects]

Hey there,

I replaced my cracked screen on my verizon s4 about a month ago. I reused the black/sticky under the screen and noticed that a lot of times i'd end up typing multiple letters like i double hit them

llikkee thhiss

It's getting pretty annoying.. I ordered some 2mm 3m doublesided tape from amazon and applied that down the sides of the under-part of the screen thinking it was not hugging the lcd as closely as it could be.. seemed to help a little bit, but unless I press down on the screen before using the keyboard, it does the double letters.

Is there something else I can do to have my s4 back to normal?

Thanks

 

[BadTA]

Hey there,

I replaced my cracked screen on my verizon s4 about a month ago. I reused the black/sticky under the screen and noticed that a lot of times i'd end up typing multiple letters like i double hit them

llikkee thhiss

It's getting pretty annoying.. I ordered some 2mm 3m doublesided tape from amazon and applied that down the sides of the under-part of the screen thinking it was not hugging the lcd as closely as it could be.. seemed to help a little bit, but unless I press down on the screen before using the keyboard, it does the double letters.

Is there something else I can do to have my s4 back to normal?

Thanks

I have read a of these kind of problems with typical screen replacements. I decided to find a place that uses Liquid Optical Clear Adhesive (LOCA). It bonds the glass to the digitizer (like factory). I should be getting my phone back tomorrow. I was told it will be as good as new.

Give this video a view for more information.

Galaxy S3 Screen Glass Only Replacement Repair Using LOCA glue - YouTube