Description
Frosted Glass Window Film
Frosted Glass Window Film is designed to give a beautiful appearance of modern appearance to your windows and doors, whether for privacy, to block out an unsightly view or for decorative purposes. Besides prevent UV rays, it can also cut out a large proportion of the unwanted glare, whilst still allowing natural light to pass through. It will work on any smooth glass surface and can be used anywhere in the home, requires no additional cleaning and can be installed at a fraction of the cost.
KEY FEATURES
Non Adhesive
Our glass film is made of a non adhesive vinyl material which is applied directly to glass. It’s easy to apply and remove without residue left. And it can only be used on smooth non-pourous glass surface.
UV Protection
One of the main causes of fading and aging for home furnishings is Ultraviolet light. Our reeded glass window film reduces UV rays by 97% whilst still letting natural light coming through.
Privacy Protection
The small ridges, reeded glass window cling improves the privacy by creating subtle shifting of light. This specialized design provides the most subtle of appearances for windows, doors, cabinet doors and entrances.
HOW TO INSTALL THE WINDOW FILM?
3 TIPS BEFORE YOU START:
A small utility knife with breakaway blades is the best tool for trimming film. Film can dull a blade edge quickly; and a dull blade can tear film.
Fill a spray bottle with a soapy water solution: to 1qt. bottled water, add 1/4 tsp of liquid soap. Avoid using concentrated or degreasing detergents. If you can’t find proper liquid soap, the clean water is also OK for the solution.
Remove any caulk, paint or glue debris that may be stuck to the window.
8 STEPS OF THE INSTALLATION:
Measure and record the dimensions the target glass.
Clean the glass thoroughly.
Add 1+ inch on every side when cutting the film so you have excess film to trim away.
Peel off the backing liner.
Generously spray the soapy water both on the glass and the window film.
Place the film on the wet glass, adjust the position of the window film.
Using a plastic squeegee or card, begin squeegeeing the water and air out from under the film.
Trim excess material away with a VERY sharp razor or craft knife, leaving a 1/16″ wide gap around the edges of the film.
