Hola Richard! Gracias por tu video! :) Is there any way to make the same repair without a commercial freezer, the mold plus heat plate and without the UV case? Meaning, with my own kitchen freezer an a heat gun? The timers are not clear as it doesn't show. Gracias! Me olvidaba.... look on your video the 'pause spots' to insert the ads so it doesn't cut you off, then we have to go backup to understand what you said. ;)
14:15 i guess the magic trick is puting lines of thin double-sided tape at the borders between the screen and top and bottom parts on the front of the phone, like they show in multiple other tutorials, glad to help ;)
Hi, Great video! About what temp do you need to get down to seperate the front glass? Could you use a piece of dry ice (-70 f ) in a thermo cooler to seperate the glass? What do you preset your hot plate to to heat up the glue. Please advise. Thank you
Hi, I spent a few hours and found information that these freezers cool the screen down to even -140oC. I also found a video where the author described that some screens only need around -80oC temperature, so for better or worse, it can be done with dry ice
@@RichardMeza hi thanks for your response. There is a layer that peels of and remains on the glass leaving back a gold layer.I think it's because i went to deep under the glass. This isn't as easy as it looks you're right about that.
Hello I was wondering I have the same phone with pink line and cracked screen. I want to keep this phone it has all my info just want screen fixed. How much do you charge ? I would like you to fix mine.
Newbie hehehe here in the ph we can remove that with out any freezer and mold or uv hehehe watching this video remind me of my kids removing a glass panel for the 1st time but kudos for the effort still kids stuff
1st you dont need to open the phone to do that it justs take more or less 7 mins to replace a glass of a s7 edge come visit us here in the ph we will show you how
You would need to go get some liquid nitrogen or some dry ice in a cooler and let that chill on it but still probably not cold enough. I think it said -130 on the freezer door lol
Waiting for the same thing. The current price for that phone from my supplier is $210. Maybe it hasn't sold as much as the other phones? They have aftermarket iXR screens now. Premium aftermarket for that phone is $63. And the generic aftermarket is at $54 but I dont buy the generic screens. I expect the iXR screens to go down more now.
Hey Richard I love your videos great work. I am on the verge of starting my own repair shops and I’ve gotten some quotes from other shops near me for popular repairs to make sure I can compete with them. Do you have a set rap sheet of all the prices you charge for repairs? I’m having a hard time figuring out a solid list of prices for all repairs I may encounter.
@@RichardMeza How can i close it after opening?Which glue do you use,is it losing the water resistant status?Which shop do you suggest for original S7 edge back glass?Thanks 😊
You have links to the tools you use in the description, but you dont have it for the heat plate or that wire you use to help remove the glue, or the mold. Can you add these to this and later vidoes? Then we can all win since I assume you use referalls, assuming you can get them on Amazon.
A specific LCD removal freezer costs $3000 :O Is it a flash freezer or something? I cant believe the price lol It may make things quicker, but it is too costly for a starting person. I am keeping an eye on the other ways you do it to get it done with a lower investment for curved screens. You seem to use the heater method and I am in the process of deciding on a heater to buy. I know you like the chinese model, but I am trying to go American and only finding one model so far, but 3 times the price :P I need a good gun for warming up my motorcycle in winter anyway, so I am justifying it that way haha
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Hey Richard, been watching a lot of your videos. Trying to convince my business partner that minor waves don't matter to customers when they can save $100 on their repair doing glass only vs. replacing the whole display. We have the freezer machine and the moulds to prevent the waves...I notice in this video that you have minor waves (not the square waves for the battery slot and camera slot) towards the top of the AMOLED and some at the bottom too. In your experience, do ANY of your customers care about these? My business partner doesn't even like MINOR waves and I'm trying to convince him customers don't care
Customers dont care about minor waves. When I used to take the glue off by hand, like putting pressure rolling it off with my thumbs, the waves were alot worse. But the cleaning molds helped out greatly with that and also that spinning rod tool I have. The spinning rod doesnt push down into those battery parts like my thumb rubbing it off did. The combination of the two is what helped out with that alot. $100 is a big difference when you are competing against another business. It's not like comparing $10-$20. Customers know that too. They call around when they think something is pricey. If you have a freezer and the next business doesnt. That customer who knows nothing about screen repair are going to compare your $150 price to the next guy at $250. And if your business has good reviews on the internet, that's going to seal it. What would you do?? You should tell your partner, let the customer decide what they want. Maybe have a spare phone there that already has a glass only repair and keep it there to show the customer if they ask. It could be the way you word it. Alot of people just get their screens fixed to trade it in for upgrade to the new model. Your partner could also be missing out on money on people who dont care when they are trading it in the next day anyways. Once again the price difference of $100 for the same repair over the next guy is a big deal.
I couldn't agree with that more! Ok, so my only other question. My business partner's main rebuttal to glass only repairs is the risk of damaging the AMOLED or jacking up the repair. This is his rebuttal because he says we can just send the good AMOLEDs to a supplier for LCD Buyback credit. And it's guaranteed credit versus no guarantee that you damage the AMOLED or jack up the repair (such as getting LOCA in the front camera slot or proximity slot). Now I know that you're experienced at glass-only (and also I'm pretty sure you do send some of your good AMOLEDs off for LCD Buyback...I thought I saw that in one of your videos?) but what would you say your breakage rate is? Also, when you first started doing them what would you say it was? And lastly, if I'm right that you do still send off some of your good AMOLEDs for LCD Buyback then how do you determine what is a full display replacement so the good AMOLED can be sent off vs. doing a glass-only? (and btw man, I'm sorry to be a bother. I really appreciate your videos and want us to be doing what makes the most business sense!)
@@nathanhitchcock7307 compare your profit if you did it yourself vs selling them for LCD buyback credit. That's the answer. The LCDs I send off are for iPhones. I pay someone to refurbish them for me. I send them to China and have it done for cheap and they send them back to me. Following up on your last comment to convince your partner, why not have a spare phone in the shop that already has a glass only repair done on it. And after a customer has paid for their full display replacement, if they originally qualified for glass only repair, ask the customer for $100 less would they have done glass only repair and show them that phone that was already done with the freezer and glass repair. Let them test it out and see how many Yes you will start seeing. Maybe that will open your partner mind. I think your partner is just too scared that's the issue.
I appreciate that man. Yeah I'll talk to him about it for sure. There's a couple things you do in your videos that we haven't been doing. Like, you put yours in the heat station while removing the glue. We have that same heat station but have been removing the glue at room temperature. We do use that same roller device but since we're doing it at room temperature we have to apply more pressure. Sometimes the devil is in the details. I'll suggest the completed phone as well.
And btw dude, you get 100% credit for getting my business partner to do another go-around with glass-only. He's been in business for 5 years now (while I've only been doing it for 2 years). He's now made 3 go-arounds with glass only. He's always halted on it because of getting bubbles in the OCA. His first go-around was 2 years ago when I first started. He kept getting bubbles in the OCA even after putting the screens in the Delaminating machine he bought. So he gave up on it in favor of LCD Buybacks. Then, about a year or so ago we tried Gtool DRS (not sure of you heard of them). Again, the process mainly failed on the Delamination side and we already had bubbles in the OCA. So he halted on it again in favor of LCD Buyback. Then, like 2-3 months ago I come across one of you videos (not to mention, props man, cause you're fairly new in this industry, like about as new as I am aren't you? Sometimes a fresh perspective changes everything :)) where you are using LOCA to apply your glasses. It was a crazy moment for my business partner. When he first started 5 years ago, all he ever did was glass only repairs on the Galaxy S3s, S3s, and S5s. Cause with how weak the OCA was you could remove the broken glass by hand with just head. Then you'd simply reapply the new glass with LOCA. So when I sent him your video it was a lightbulb moment for him! He immediately bought a freezer machine. It just sucks that we're on go-around 3 and he's faltering again for LCD Buybacks exclusively. BUT, the point of this rant being man...we literally have been around refurbishing for 2 years and you literally were the FIRST we EVER came across doing the glass applications with LOCA. Props dude!
You have to know that people aren't going to have a special hot plate with a suction button option. Be like ChrisFix. He'll acknowledge the ways you can do it including overkill expensive ways, but he'll select a method his audience is most likely to try themselves
One more thing, you started this when phones were simpler, such as flat screens, no AMOLED, etc... the cost to start on those things seems to be lower than with AMOLED and the newer stuff. Glass only replacement is the way to go so many times these days but the start up cost seems to be very high for somebody new. For me to even get practice/experience, it seems I have to spend $500+ Even your course is $500, more than I paid for a real estate investing course that has so many parts to it. I am not saying your course isnt worth it, but I am just saying I do simple phone repairs right now as a side job from home but already have people lined up for me to repair their newer phones, but trying to find out the low cost but effective way is a bit tough. I am still researching though. I can deal with longer work times while I am learning/practicing, so what would you say is the lower cost of doing this kind of repair effectively? I see that here you used the freezer, which I mentioned as a prohibitive cost, though quick and effective. I think you have used the heat gun as another option before, just takes longer, a little more physical work also. I will be getting that, $150 for the model I want which I am using for other things also. Then I am hearing $125 for a good vacuum heat plate, would love your recommendation. Then just saw you use the molds. I will look into the price for them, but being for each specific phone, that can add up. Then some other tools I will have to look into. I admit I am tempted to get your course, but its a steep price for me at the moment as I am still fairly new to this though I am enjoying getting further into it.
@@RichardMeza Yeah, I kept learning more after watching this video, and the only issue is getting the glass on without bubbles. Seems to be too unreliable without the autoclave and laminator (if doing OCA). But the autoclave is very expensive. I may try by hand anyway, but gotta get more experience and grow a little to justify the cost. One step at a time. Your videos are an inspiration.
Thank you for the video, unfortunately, spending over $1,000 for the form, heater, UV lamp etc, doesn't justify the cost. I looked on Amazon and the holder for the S7 Edge is $230. I understand you're selling a business opportunity. Great vid though, Thank you again.
I've been told this is rubbish an it dose not work people are being robbed in my town £120 for a new screen I've been told the glass you can not be replaced.Its a joke I would love to prove them wrong.😎an help people.
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Awesome job... looks brandnew...
Hola Richard! Gracias por tu video! :) Is there any way to make the same repair without a commercial freezer, the mold plus heat plate and without the UV case? Meaning, with my own kitchen freezer an a heat gun? The timers are not clear as it doesn't show. Gracias! Me olvidaba.... look on your video the 'pause spots' to insert the ads so it doesn't cut you off, then we have to go backup to understand what you said. ;)
Thanks for sharing. Can you share where we can buy the original Galaxy S7 Edge glass replacement so that i can purchase the correct one.
Nice toys! There's the right tool for every job, and evidently you have them all!
Lol
great video thanks. pretty advanced repair IMO
hi, very useful video, but what is this liquid that you put on the display?
Hey Richard, on average how many customers do you get a day? and do you plan to open more shops?
14:15 i guess the magic trick is puting lines of thin double-sided tape at the borders between the screen and top and bottom parts on the front of the phone, like they show in multiple other tutorials, glad to help ;)
Great video man,thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching👍
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halo you have done me real well with your videos because now am gonna take off the top glass by my self because its $ 250 here in Uganda thank you
Great Job!
Can the screen be put into a normal home freezer??
very good thank you
how do you get the back so easy ? can you please help and tell me your temperatures ??
No lie that was a clean job bro!
Thank you👍
What is that dremel type tool and attachment you are using to remove the glue?
Is it the same process for the s7? And do mobile shops change the glass only? Cause I don't want to pay for the touch display as well...
Hi I recently bought a freezer separator on Ebay but I don't know what temperature and how long to leave s7 edge to separate glass alone
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Can you use a normal freezer? How long do you leave it? Do you have to open it at the back too? Thank you.
Normal home freezer wont work. Not cold enough. Yes phone has to be taken apart first.
Hi, Great video! About what temp do you need to get down to seperate the front glass? Could you use a piece of dry ice (-70 f ) in a thermo cooler to seperate the glass? What do you preset your hot plate to to heat up the glue. Please advise. Thank you
Hi, I spent a few hours and found information that these freezers cool the screen down to even -140oC. I also found a video where the author described that some screens only need around -80oC temperature, so for better or worse, it can be done with dry ice
Hi what temperature do you have to set freezer to and how long do t
You put screen for?Also why does a gold layer remain ,when glass comes off
Negative 145 degrees. Also what gold layer?
@@RichardMeza hi thanks for your response. There is a layer that peels of and remains on the glass leaving back a gold layer.I think it's because i went to deep under the glass. This isn't as easy as it looks you're right about that.
@@gregatex which phone was this? I'm assuming it's the S7 Edge?
Nice video thanks for all the information, so is ok to use LOCA glue on all Samsung oled phones?
You can but on the Note phones I do use the Oca sheets and debubbler machine.
What about galaxy s9 and s9 plus same as galaxy s8?
@@midcell5749 They are the same but taking the glass off is a bit more tricky on S9 and S9+
Hey guys does this work with your typical house hold freezer TIA
No it does not work with a home freezer
Hello I was wondering I have the same phone with pink line and cracked screen. I want to keep this phone it has all my info just want screen fixed. How much do you charge ? I would like you to fix mine.
Pink line means the display is damaged. For the S7 Edge it would be $200
Newbie hehehe here in the ph we can remove that with out any freezer and mold or uv hehehe watching this video remind me of my kids removing a glass panel for the 1st time but kudos for the effort still kids stuff
Freezer is the easiest way to do it.
1st you dont need to open the phone to do that it justs take more or less 7 mins to replace a glass of a s7 edge come visit us here in the ph we will show you how
Would it still work if I used just a regular freezer because I dont own one of those freezers
Regular home freezer doesnt get cold enough.
You would need to go get some liquid nitrogen or some dry ice in a cooler and let that chill on it but still probably not cold enough. I think it said -130 on the freezer door lol
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How much is a freezer for the glass is there a way we can do it at home
No. Just pay your local repair shop to do it.
Do you know why there has not been a aftermarket screen for the xs max?
Waiting for the same thing. The current price for that phone from my supplier is $210. Maybe it hasn't sold as much as the other phones? They have aftermarket iXR screens now. Premium aftermarket for that phone is $63. And the generic aftermarket is at $54 but I dont buy the generic screens. I expect the iXR screens to go down more now.
Will we lose waterproofing?
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Hi.. can the phone screen be put into a home freezer??
One thing I wondered is if the s7 uses LCD or Amoled. I know the edge uses amoled. I have an s7 to fix up and sell and I cannot find an amoled for it
it uses an AMOLED
Hey Richard, what's the tool your using to get the glue off
Go on Ebay or amazon and type in Loca glue removal tool
@@RichardMeza type in oca glue removal tool other wise you get results About loca debonders.
Hey Richard I love your videos great work. I am on the verge of starting my own repair shops and I’ve gotten some quotes from other shops near me for popular repairs to make sure I can compete with them. Do you have a set rap sheet of all the prices you charge for repairs? I’m having a hard time figuring out a solid list of prices for all repairs I may encounter.
Yes I do. I have them on my website but I also know all the prices in my head.
Samsung Galaxy s7 edge glass skin Canche
In a home freezer, how long do you leave it?Can it destroy the lcd?
Thanks.
Home freezer doesnt work. Not cold enough.
@@RichardMeza ok my friend.Also can i fix it, by hot?
This separator freezer, is to expencive!
@@TheManos1960 You can also do it by using a wire but it takes good skill to do it.
Where can I buy the cleaning mold?
Send me a direct message.
any easiest way to fix onely glass for all mobiles.?
This is the way I do it.
I still have my s7. Can I send you my phone to fix my glass.
can you do a zte my screen is all cracked up
Where can I purchase that freezer?
Its linked in the description underneath all my videos.
How can i replace the back glass?Any tips?
It's in the video 0:43 mark
@@RichardMeza How can i close it after opening?Which glue do you use,is it losing the water resistant status?Which shop do you suggest for original S7 edge back glass?Thanks 😊
@@SPeDiXx No more water resistance. Buy one on Ebay.
What is the cost to replace glass on s7?
Could i send you mine to do same repair?
sandiegocellphonerepair.com
You have links to the tools you use in the description, but you dont have it for the heat plate or that wire you use to help remove the glue, or the mold.
Can you add these to this and later vidoes?
Then we can all win since I assume you use referalls, assuming you can get them on Amazon.
I can update all my links underneath the videos. Some people ask for that overhead camera holder I use to make my videos. I will work on that soon.
@@RichardMeza Thanks :)
What if i don't have a freezer?
A specific LCD removal freezer costs $3000 :O
Is it a flash freezer or something? I cant believe the price lol
It may make things quicker, but it is too costly for a starting person. I am keeping an eye on the other ways you do it to get it done with a lower investment for curved screens.
You seem to use the heater method and I am in the process of deciding on a heater to buy.
I know you like the chinese model, but I am trying to go American and only finding one model so far, but 3 times the price :P
I need a good gun for warming up my motorcycle in winter anyway, so I am justifying it that way haha
You can still offer glass only repair without a freezer. You wont make as high of profit but you can still do it with the swap process. I talk about this subject in this video right here 👇👇 ua-cam.com/video/8y3n6r2LSTE/v-deo.html
Hi bro I need a screen of Samsung galaxy s7 edge please please please 🙏😭😭😭
Buy one on Ebay.
Butt I swear I don't have money to buy it because I am a student💔
@@Great-bro Just because you are a student, doesn't mean you can't make money right now.
Hey Richard, been watching a lot of your videos. Trying to convince my business partner that minor waves don't matter to customers when they can save $100 on their repair doing glass only vs. replacing the whole display. We have the freezer machine and the moulds to prevent the waves...I notice in this video that you have minor waves (not the square waves for the battery slot and camera slot) towards the top of the AMOLED and some at the bottom too. In your experience, do ANY of your customers care about these? My business partner doesn't even like MINOR waves and I'm trying to convince him customers don't care
Customers dont care about minor waves. When I used to take the glue off by hand, like putting pressure rolling it off with my thumbs, the waves were alot worse. But the cleaning molds helped out greatly with that and also that spinning rod tool I have. The spinning rod doesnt push down into those battery parts like my thumb rubbing it off did. The combination of the two is what helped out with that alot. $100 is a big difference when you are competing against another business. It's not like comparing $10-$20. Customers know that too. They call around when they think something is pricey. If you have a freezer and the next business doesnt. That customer who knows nothing about screen repair are going to compare your $150 price to the next guy at $250. And if your business has good reviews on the internet, that's going to seal it. What would you do?? You should tell your partner, let the customer decide what they want. Maybe have a spare phone there that already has a glass only repair and keep it there to show the customer if they ask. It could be the way you word it. Alot of people just get their screens fixed to trade it in for upgrade to the new model. Your partner could also be missing out on money on people who dont care when they are trading it in the next day anyways. Once again the price difference of $100 for the same repair over the next guy is a big deal.
I couldn't agree with that more! Ok, so my only other question. My business partner's main rebuttal to glass only repairs is the risk of damaging the AMOLED or jacking up the repair. This is his rebuttal because he says we can just send the good AMOLEDs to a supplier for LCD Buyback credit. And it's guaranteed credit versus no guarantee that you damage the AMOLED or jack up the repair (such as getting LOCA in the front camera slot or proximity slot). Now I know that you're experienced at glass-only (and also I'm pretty sure you do send some of your good AMOLEDs off for LCD Buyback...I thought I saw that in one of your videos?) but what would you say your breakage rate is? Also, when you first started doing them what would you say it was? And lastly, if I'm right that you do still send off some of your good AMOLEDs for LCD Buyback then how do you determine what is a full display replacement so the good AMOLED can be sent off vs. doing a glass-only? (and btw man, I'm sorry to be a bother. I really appreciate your videos and want us to be doing what makes the most business sense!)
@@nathanhitchcock7307 compare your profit if you did it yourself vs selling them for LCD buyback credit. That's the answer. The LCDs I send off are for iPhones. I pay someone to refurbish them for me. I send them to China and have it done for cheap and they send them back to me. Following up on your last comment to convince your partner, why not have a spare phone in the shop that already has a glass only repair done on it. And after a customer has paid for their full display replacement, if they originally qualified for glass only repair, ask the customer for $100 less would they have done glass only repair and show them that phone that was already done with the freezer and glass repair. Let them test it out and see how many Yes you will start seeing. Maybe that will open your partner mind. I think your partner is just too scared that's the issue.
I appreciate that man. Yeah I'll talk to him about it for sure. There's a couple things you do in your videos that we haven't been doing. Like, you put yours in the heat station while removing the glue. We have that same heat station but have been removing the glue at room temperature. We do use that same roller device but since we're doing it at room temperature we have to apply more pressure. Sometimes the devil is in the details. I'll suggest the completed phone as well.
And btw dude, you get 100% credit for getting my business partner to do another go-around with glass-only. He's been in business for 5 years now (while I've only been doing it for 2 years). He's now made 3 go-arounds with glass only. He's always halted on it because of getting bubbles in the OCA. His first go-around was 2 years ago when I first started. He kept getting bubbles in the OCA even after putting the screens in the Delaminating machine he bought. So he gave up on it in favor of LCD Buybacks. Then, about a year or so ago we tried Gtool DRS (not sure of you heard of them). Again, the process mainly failed on the Delamination side and we already had bubbles in the OCA. So he halted on it again in favor of LCD Buyback. Then, like 2-3 months ago I come across one of you videos (not to mention, props man, cause you're fairly new in this industry, like about as new as I am aren't you? Sometimes a fresh perspective changes everything :)) where you are using LOCA to apply your glasses. It was a crazy moment for my business partner. When he first started 5 years ago, all he ever did was glass only repairs on the Galaxy S3s, S3s, and S5s. Cause with how weak the OCA was you could remove the broken glass by hand with just head. Then you'd simply reapply the new glass with LOCA. So when I sent him your video it was a lightbulb moment for him! He immediately bought a freezer machine. It just sucks that we're on go-around 3 and he's faltering again for LCD Buybacks exclusively. BUT, the point of this rant being man...we literally have been around refurbishing for 2 years and you literally were the FIRST we EVER came across doing the glass applications with LOCA. Props dude!
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You have to know that people aren't going to have a special hot plate with a suction button option. Be like ChrisFix. He'll acknowledge the ways you can do it including overkill expensive ways, but he'll select a method his audience is most likely to try themselves
One more thing, you started this when phones were simpler, such as flat screens, no AMOLED, etc...
the cost to start on those things seems to be lower than with AMOLED and the newer stuff.
Glass only replacement is the way to go so many times these days but the start up cost seems to be very high for somebody new.
For me to even get practice/experience, it seems I have to spend $500+
Even your course is $500, more than I paid for a real estate investing course that has so many parts to it.
I am not saying your course isnt worth it, but I am just saying I do simple phone repairs right now as a side job from home but already have people lined up for me to repair their newer phones, but trying to find out the low cost but effective way is a bit tough. I am still researching though.
I can deal with longer work times while I am learning/practicing, so what would you say is the lower cost of doing this kind of repair effectively?
I see that here you used the freezer, which I mentioned as a prohibitive cost, though quick and effective.
I think you have used the heat gun as another option before, just takes longer, a little more physical work also.
I will be getting that, $150 for the model I want which I am using for other things also.
Then I am hearing $125 for a good vacuum heat plate, would love your recommendation.
Then just saw you use the molds. I will look into the price for them, but being for each specific phone, that can add up.
Then some other tools I will have to look into.
I admit I am tempted to get your course, but its a steep price for me at the moment as I am still fairly new to this though I am enjoying getting further into it.
There is a different approach you can go at things. You dont have to buy freezers and molds to start. Can do that at a later time.
@@RichardMeza Yeah, I kept learning more after watching this video, and the only issue is getting the glass on without bubbles. Seems to be too unreliable without the autoclave and laminator (if doing OCA). But the autoclave is very expensive. I may try by hand anyway, but gotta get more experience and grow a little to justify the cost.
One step at a time. Your videos are an inspiration.
So, what your saying is that I need $3,000 in equipment and then I can fix my phone for free? Makes sense......... o_O
Thank you for the video, unfortunately, spending over $1,000 for the form, heater, UV lamp etc, doesn't justify the cost. I looked on Amazon and the holder for the S7 Edge is $230. I understand you're selling a business opportunity. Great vid though, Thank you again.
I use my youtube channel to teach about the business side of things.
@@RichardMeza oh, gotcha... very interesting though. Very expensive too...lol
I've been told this is rubbish an it dose not work people are being robbed in my town £120 for a new screen I've been told the glass you can not be replaced.Its a joke I would love to prove them wrong.😎an help people.
Thumbs down. You don't explain temp of freezer of if a standard home freezer would work. next video.
Thumb it down 10 more times.👍 Thanks for engagement and making this video more popular. .