Product Feature:

1. High quality, PVC film

2. Non-color fading

3. Easy to install and durable

4. Good stretching capability

5. High flexible

6. Good Weather Resistance

7. No residual glue remained after remove

8. Long Durability-5 years at least

9. No Curling after applications

How to install the film?

Step 1
Clean your windows thoroughly with a mixture of 1 teaspoon baby shampoo to 1 gallon bottled water. It's important that you use a solution of no-tears baby shampoo and bottled water to provide the correct pH and final clarity to your project. Never use any cleaner containing vinegar or ammonia to clean the film or windows, as this could damage the film.

Step 2
Cut a piece of film 1 inch wider and 1 inch longer than the window you plan to cover.

Step 3
Spray the window liberally with the same solution you used to clean the windows. Keep your hands moistened with the solution to prevent leaving fingerprints on the film.

Step 4
Use two pieces of transparent tape to remove the backing from the film. After you have exposed an inch or so of the film's adhesive backing, spray the film with the solution. On large pieces, you'll need a helper to keep from contaminating the film when the backing is removed.

Step 5
Starting at the top, place the adhesive side of the film on the glass and work your way down the window. Position the film so it's centered on the glass and spray with the solution. Squeegee any bubbles to within 2 inches of the edge of the window. Keep the surface of the film wet with the solution so the squeegee will pull across it easily.

Step 6
Use a utility knife to trim the film. Leave a 1/16-inch border between the edge of the film and the window.

Step 7
Respray the surface of the film and squeegee out any bubbles. Bubbles will be able to escape through the space between the film and the edge of the window.

Step 8
The film should begin to stick within 30 minutes and normally cures fully in 1 day.

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