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Has anyone used a vacuum chamber ( like the pots with air compressors used for degasing epoxies) to remove OCA bubbles? I was wondering if this works. Also do I need a specific style laminator to put on the polarized films and OCA, (like a 3 in 1, as I have seen them called) or will a standard laminator do both? I am looking to start OCA but dont want to waste money buying the wrong stuff. Thank you
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steve, ask the "pro's" on here. That may be a better part of the forum for you. On "answers", the forum we are on right now, you'll find us mere volunteers. We are willing to help individuals to repair their devices. Based on the cost for the equipment you are inquiring about, you most likely are not looking for a single repair. The "Pro's" are most likely the right people to share their business experiences.
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Here's a good video on the whole process of replacing the cover glass on an iPhone 6: iPhone 6 glass replacement. As you can see he used both a vacuum and pressure chamber to remove all of the bubbles.
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