Front Panel Replacement doesn't fit right

I have had this problem to on a 6 and a 6 plus i just put a dot of superglue on the 6 plus and a little presure. on the 6 I decided to thin out the plastic on the after market screen where its raised ie along the volume buttons and in the top corner using a new stanley knife blade heated up and a bit of patience and when i put it together it was much better although i put a spot of glue on this too only try if you are confident enough to do this as if you are not careful you could damage your new screen

Same problem here... Is there a real fix?Because people are complaining about it...

"I'm having this problem too. I had it twice this week, also right near the mute button. On the first phone, I thought maybe the frame was bent or something. Now that it's happened again on a second phone, I'm frustrated.

I tested both phones to see if the frames were possibly bent. Basically, I took the screen off and laid the phone face down. The phones laid flat and evenly so I'm sure that this wasn't a bendgate problem.

I like the suggestion that Apple should put a clip somewhere by the mute button, but that doesn't help the current situation. Has anyone else had this light leakage problem after replacing an iphone 6 screen? What's a good work-around?

My screens are higher quality from a supplier that I trust."

Anyone found a secure solution for this? my customer are complaining about it. Please help

"I had and will have the same problem on iPhone 6, thill now on iphone 6 PLUS was lucky but without that problem.

So tried with superglue but this is not the solution bcs you never know when it slack.

Will try this from lee mountney :

""on the 6 I decided to thin out the plastic on the after market screen where its raised ie along the volume buttons and in the top corner using a new stanley knife blade heated up and a bit of patience"""