VELIMAX White Blackout Window Film, 100% Light Blocking Window Cover, Opaque Window Cling Vinyl, Privacy Film for Glass Windows, Sun Blocking Window($43.99Value)

Description

STATIC CLING - VELIMAX blackout window film uses static cling which means no adhesive is needed. The non adhesive material is suited to temporary uses. It is easy to apply and remove and it can even be reused. Soapy water is the key ingredient, and PEELING OFF THE BACKING LINER is necessary. The sun blocking window vinyl is a great substitute for curtains or window blinds 100% LIGHT BLOCKING - Our white blackout window film stops 100% of daylight and also provides comprehensive two-way privacy. Ideal for babies or toddlers who struggle with falling asleep, or shift workers who need to sleep during daytime hours HEAT CONTROL & SAFE - This white version blackout window cover does a great job of controlling the excess heat. Thanks to the white color, it won't absorb too much heat during hot summer. It has no risk of breaking glass, and it's safe for using on all kinds of glass REUSABLE WINDOW FILM - With the glue free design, the window film is very easy to remove and reuse, no residue left. Roll up and keep it well when you don't need it until next time application WIDE APPLICATION SCOPES - The static cling white-out window film is ideal to use on glass door panels, mirrored wardrobes, conservatories, shower screens and garden sheds. The glass must be smooth and flat. You can DIY this film as a glass décor by cutting it into any shape VELIMAX PRIVACY WINDOW FILM

SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: Vinyl
Environmental: Through Europe EN71-3 standard and SGS
Type: 3D
Thickness: 0.22mm (excluding the backing film)
Average life: 3 years

PACKAGE INCLUDED:
1 Roll of Window Film
1 Installation Guide

HOW TO USE:
Step 1: Measure and record the size of the glass.
Step 2: Cut the window film into a proper size(a little bigger than glass).
Step 3: Clean the glass and spray enough soapy water on it.
Step 4: Peel off the transparent backing film and paste window film to glass.
Step 5: Squeegee away water and air bubbles with a squeegee or a credit card.
Step 6: Trim around the edges carefully with a utility knife and a hard card.

Q&A:
Q1: Why the window film can't stick well and fall down?
A: Maybe the transparent backing film wasn't peeled off, or the edges of film curled and you didn't deal with it.

Q2: Why the edge of window film curls?
A: The shape of film is just temporarily fixed curly because of the low temperature.
Solution: You can simply use heavy books to flaten the edges of window film for a few hours. After that, apply it again on the glass.

Q3: Why do I need to spray soapy water on the glass?
A: Spraying soapy water will be helpful to adjust the position of film, and will make it easier to scrape away air bubbles