Static stick window movie is extremely easy to apply to glass windows, doors, or perhaps to other smooth surfaces consisting of aluminum, metal, fiberglass, and plastic. Usually, if the room that needs covering is small, it is easy for someone to look after. If, however, you are preparing on covering a bigger stretch of window you might need to employ the help of somebody else as it can be a little tough to do on your own.
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Procedure the location you wish to cover and after that thoroughly cut the movie to size, remembering to leave about half an inch additional on each side to assist you in your putting the film on the window.
Line up the leading edge of the window film with the top edge of the window. Lower on the movie to get it to "stick" to the window. Starting from the center, use your squeegee to apply the film. It is simplest to work from the within out, for that reason making it simpler to get rid of and air bubbles that might have developed. Work from the inside out, from top to bottom. As you move down, eliminate any support that may still be on the print.
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What size rolls can I get? Rolls are normally 24", 36" and film production 48" broad and either 200' or 500' long. There is also 32" X 200' roll made specifically for stairs. This roll is not reverse wound making it simpler to use to staircases.
Once most of the excess window movie is trimmed off, go on and re-spray the surface area of the movie and squeegee out any bubbles. Air bubbles will require to be worked towards the edge of the glass and must have the ability to get away through the 1/16" space between the film and the edge of the window.