Heat Control Frosted Glass Window Film

Description

Darken Room
Keep Tidy
Upgrade Decor

Total Shading Window Film, Good Choice for Daytime Naps

Easy to Install with No Glue

Incredibly easy to install without any messy glues and can be removed without leaving any residue, making it reusable for your convenience

Sun Blocking Window Film

The window film blocks harmful UV rays and reduces fading and aging of furnishings. It is good at controlling heat, making your feel cool in summer

High Level Privacy Protection

The blackout window covering can provide the excellent privacy protection all daytime to keep out prying eyes

Peel off the Backing Film

This black window film adheres well to smooth glass surfaces with just enough water. Simply remove the protective film and apply it hassle-free

Keep Prying Eyes Away Your Private Space

Make the Film Adhere More Firmly

1. Clean the surface thoroughly without dust

2. Spray a lot of water on film and window to ensure that every corner is not missed

3. Squeegee out bubbles with patience

4. Trim the excess margins

Peel off the Backing Film

1. Affix Tape on the corner of the window film

2. Press down to secure it

3. Peel off the backing with ease

Remove the Bubble for Better Attachment

1. Re-spray the enough water with the static cling window film

2. Squeegee out bubbles with scraper

3. Wipe off the excess water and keep dry

What You Need to Know

This blackout window cling is perfect for adding a decorative and functional cover to smooth glass door without dust or oil. Great for bedrooms, nursery room, babies' room, garages, game rooms, any places requiring total privacy. Or get black background for aquarium and home theater.

How to Install One Way Window Film?

To install one-way window film, measure and clean the window, then cut the film to size. Attach tape to the corners, peel off the backing, and spray ample water on both the film and the glass. Apply the film to the wet surface, smooth out bubbles with a squeegee, and trim the edges for a clean finish.