Bloss Bathroom/Bedroom/Office Window Film, PVC Waterproof Privacy Frosted Glass Film Privacy Window - 17.7 inch By 78.7 inch
Product Description
Bloss Bathroom/Bedroom/Office Window Film, PVC Waterproof Privacy Frosted Glass Film Privacy Window - 17.7 inch By 78.7 inch
- More Than 96% UV Protected, Reducing Heat and Blocking Out Harmful UV Rays, and Softly Filtering Light While Providing Privacy.
- Allows a large amount of natural light to pass through
- DIY installation: easy to trim and install, window cling is good to cover any size window.
- Professional Quality from the Active Film Range, Includes full comprehensive fitting instructions
- Get The Look of Frosted Glass With Easy Do-it.
Privacy Window film HIGHLIGHTS:
1. Bloss window films are high quality window films.
2. This style of window film is widely used on smooth glass surfaces in the Bathroom, Balcony, Living Room, Bedroom and Office.
3. It is easy to handle and install, and will last many years without peeling or discoloring.
4. Our Privacy window film can offer your the perfect way to help you protect privacy to any space without giving up the beauty of the natural lighting.
5. 99% UV Protected, stop the staffs in door from fading and aging. This window film privacy is thick enough to give the desired privacy and peels off easily.
Privacy Window film operating instruction:
1. Trim films to required size
2. Clean glass
3. Wet glass with soapy water
4. Remove from backing film
5. Set up film on glass
6. Squeegee away water and air bubbles
7. Cut off margins
Foil tools: ruler, scissors or a utility knife, a wet towel.
TIPS FOR CUSTOMER:
1.The adhesive effect of the film may not be good in winter. Solution: before application, use hair dryer to make it soft( heat resistance is under 176¨H)
2.Fit for smooth surface without any dust or fiber.
3.Do not apply to outside window or windows with cracks.
4.More efficient in teamwork, a product of energy saving and environmental protection.
5.Affix tape on both sides to remove the window film from backing film.
