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For great results you will require a sharp blade or knife, a squeegee, spray bottle and some lint free tissue paper. Ensure that the film is kept clean whilst handling. Do not fold or crease the film.

Step 1.

thoroughly clean the glass with water and a little washing up liquid

Step 2.

with the glass still wet scrape off any dirt and particles from entire glass surface

Step 3.

clean the window again with a squeegee and dry with tissues taking care to go right up to the edge of the glass and frame. It is vital that the window is as clean as possible

Step 4.

to expose the adhesive coating, apply tape to either side of the film in one corner and pull apart to separate the release liner from the window film

Step 5.

thoroughly spray the pane and the adhesive side of the window film with the same solution you cleaned the window with

Step 6.

place the adhesive side of the film to the glass leaving an overlap all the way around the edges of the frame

Step 7.

lubricate the surface of the film with a light spray of the same solution you cleaned the window with. using a firm action, squeegee out excess trapped water following the pattern shown

Step 8.

trim the  film overlap with a snap-off knife or sharp blade leaving a maximum 1- 2mm gap

Step 9.

once again spray a fine mist of soapy water over the film to act as a lubricant and with a firm squeegee action remove the remaining water from behind the film

Step 10.

wipe any excess water from the glass and from around the frame

small water bubbles (8mm-10mm across) may form under the film some time after installation. These should 'cure out' over a few days in a well ventilated room

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