AFFORDABLE: An inexpensive alternative to those costly frosted windowpanes and walk-in shower doors
ADHESIVE-FREE: Requires absolutely no adhesive, so you can rest assured knowing the film will never damage your windows or leave behind a sticky residue
PROVIDES PRIVACY: Instantly increases the privacy of your shower door and any window in the home, at the office or at your place of business
DIMENSION and PACK: 17.7-by-78.7-Inch Each roll
Procides Privacy: Completely block eyesight, instantly increases the privacy for your home and office, works great as window film privacy
Installation: adhesive window film not the static cling window film, super easy apply within just ten minutes
UV Defense: Allow sunlight shine through but block more than 99% of harmful ultraviolet rays and heat, protect the physical health
Explosion-proof: Avoid natural disasters or man-made destruction caused the safety hidden danger of breaking glass, minimize bodily injury
Size: 1.5 Ft (W) x 6.5 Ft (L) Per Roll equals to 17.7-inch x 78.7-inch, can be trim and conbined to aplly on any glass surface

Technical Details

Product Details

Product Dimensions

Package Dimensions
Width : 0.98 inch
Height : 0.98 inch
Length : 17.72 inch

Item Weight: 0 ounce (View shipping rates and policies)
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ASIN : B01EJX87YO

Product Description

What Included:
2 roll 17.7-inch by 59-inch window film
2 PIECE step by step Window Film Installation Instruction

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