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- 【 Privacy Window Film 】Provides privacy and still allows lights enter the room. Provide privacy 24hours.
- 【 Self adhesive vinyl film 】Measuring guide paper on the back, it’s very easy to cut. Self adhesive, stick well and not easy to fall down. Easy application, no need to waste money on the application solution. Just use some water(CLEAN), a pair of scissors(CUT), a reler(MEASURE) and a credit card(BLOW BUBBLE). (Instructions are included and have pictures)
- 【 UV-Anti Window Cling 】Works well during summer and winter. Control Heat and Block Out 96% of UV Rays, Prevent fading interior furnishings.
- 【 Multipurpose Frosted Glass Film 】Can be used in many different place, rental apartment, bathroom, kitchen, lobby, porch, office etc. 35.4 inch wide by 78.7 inch long one roll.
- 【 SATISFACTION GUARANTEE 】Customer satisfaction is our highest priority. Call or email us any time for support!
Are you tired of your neighbors snooping on what you are doing in you house? Blinds can help, but they leave you in the dark! Soqool PRIVACY WINDOW FILM is the perfect solution !
It will protect your privacy during day time and night time!
Choice Soqool decorative privacy window film, you will get what you have pay for !
How to use it? it is just a piece of cake.
Step 1. Keep Window or Glass clean
Step 2. Wet the Window or Glass with water( Soapy water will be better )
Step 3. Remove the Static Film from backing protect sheet, and then the smooth side should be post to the window. ( Please MAKE SURE you have removed it before you apply the window film to glass
Step 4. When you install it, Apply to wet glass and smooth with hands.
Step 5. Squeegee away water and air bubbles.
Step 6. Much easier than Wall Decals, it’s no problem for you.
Step 7. Enjoy your works!
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.