Niviy Frosted Glass Decal Self-Adhesive Window Film the Bathroom Opaque Window Frosting Privacy Decorative (17.7" By 78.7" ,1 Roll)
Product Description
Niviy Frosted Glass Decal Self-Adhesive Window Film the Bathroom Opaque Window Frosting Privacy Decorative (17.7" By 78.7" ,1 Roll)
- Pure frosted window film. Providing privacy design to let you enjoy your life easily and safely.
- Self adhesive, applies to any smooth glass surface in minutes. Water is the only tool you will use,more water,more better
- Can be trimmed or combined to fit any size window. Pervious to light performance is good, do not affect indoor daylighting
- Heat insulation is prevented bask in, prevent 99% of ultraviolet light
- Size: 17.7 by 78.7 inch. Pure privacy window film has good transparency, no deformation
Its soft material smooth paste noodles, not only increase the friction, also make full use of the atmospheric pressure, plus multiple effect by static adsorption, paste the effect is very good. Don't fold, in use process can be repeated use. Since there is no adhesive required in the application process of our self-adhering film, you will be able to remove it and re-install it if need be without leaving behind a mess on your glass windowpanes.
What Included:
1 roll 17.7-inch by 78.7-inch window film
1 PIECE step by step Window Film Installation Instruction
What are you waiting for? Measure your window, select the roll size you need and click ' Add to Cart' to place your order today!
Quick Tips:
Step 01. Clean glass
Step 02.Wet glass with soapy water(or just clear water also work well)
Step 03. Remove from backing protect sheet (which is a kind of clear vinyl, please MAKE SURE remove it before you apply the window film to glass)
Step 04. Apply to wet glass and smooth with hands
Step 05. Squeegee away water and air bubbles.
Removal and Storage for Re-use
To remove, simply peel the window film from any corner. It comes off cleanly leaving no residue.? When not in use, window film must be replaced and stored on the original backing paper. The side of the film that touched the glass should face the glossy side of the backing paper.







