White Frosted Window Film 91cm x 1m

For a longer film length just buy more items as the film will be supplied in one continuous length

This is a roll of brand new high quality genuine white frosted window film designed for use on building windows. The frosted window film is self-adhesive, it is one of the most popular type of window films often used in homes, shops, offices and factories.

The frosted window film is a white frosted total privacy film, it blocks vision day and night preventing people from looking in or out, it provides maximum privacy and allows maximum amount of light in. The frosted window film will turn any plain glass window into obscure glass window, it is ideal for bathrooms, toilets or any rooms that require total privacy. The frosted window film is also suitable for use on glass partitions to provide privacy in the workplace. The frosted window film has solar control properties to reduce heat, glare and block out 95% of harmful UV radiation, this helps to reduce fading of interior furnishings. The frosted window film is manufactured with a scratch resistant hard coating to reduce the risk of scratch damage. This is a genuine white frosted window film, we use the best packaging to guarantee the window film will reach you in good condition.

Please note: If you require a longer film length just buy more items as the film will be supplied in one continuous length up to 30m. 61cm & 76cm white frosted window film, one way mirror window film and safety & security window film are also available in our eBay Shop: KNG Net

  • Film Width: 91cm (3ft or 36in)
  • Film Length: 1m (3.3ft or 39.5in) for longer length buy more items
  • Film Thickness: 50 Micron (200 Gauge, 0.05mm, 2 Mil or 0.002")
  • Type: White frosted maximum privacy
  • Total solar energy rejected 20%
  • Solar control properties block out 95% of UV radiation
  • Reduces heat, glare and fading of interior furnishings
  • Tough and durable with scratch resistant hard coating
  • Material: Polyester film
  • High quality film, easy to install
  • Not affected by condensation
  • Suitable for single and double glazed windows
  • Film can be removed when no longer required
  • We use the best packaging to guarantee no damage in transit

What You Will Need
The tools and materials required are household items which most of us already have.

SQUEEGEE OR CAR WINDSCREEN SCRAPER WITH RUBBER BLADE
For squeegeeing out the water solution and bubbles under the film.

WINDOW SCRAPER OR
STRIPPING KNIFE
For scraping off dirt on the glass before installing the film.

LINT FREE CLOTH, POLISHING CLOTH OR CHAMOIS SOFT LEATHER CLOTH
For cleaning the window.

WASHING-UP LIQUID
(DISH DETERGENT)
Mix a few drops with water to make a solution. The water solution allows the film to stick on the window evenly and to slide about to get the air out from under the film.

SPRAY BOTTLE
For spraying water solution on the window and the film.

SMALL BOWL
For mixing washing-up liquid and water.

CRAFT KNIFE & METAL RULER
For trimming the film's excess edges.

A PAIR OF SCISSORS
For cutting the film to a rough size.

TAPE MEASURE
For measuring the window size and transferring the size to the film.

BALLPOINT PEN & PLASTIC RULER
For marking out on the film.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

The window film is easy to install, anyone with basic DIY skills should be able to install the film successfully.

 1.  The film is installed to the inside of the window, the glass surface should be smooth with no cracks. Use a window scraper or stripping knife to scrape off all the dirt on the glass.

 2.  Fill a small bowl with water, add a few drops of washing-up liquid (dish detergent) and mix them together to make a water solution then pour it into a spray bottle.
Tip: Mix water solution slowly to reduce bubbles.

 3.  Spray water solution on the glass and clean it thoroughly using a lint free cloth.
Tip: Clean the window frame as well so you have a clean area to work with.

 4.   Measure the window size plus an allowance of 10-60mm for trimming. Mark the larger size on the film using a ballpoint pen and plastic ruler then cut the film to size using a pair of scissors.
Tip: The film is supplied with all the edges straight. Except for wide window, it is not necessary to cut or trim the top edge of the film as it will stick on neatly with the top edge of the window frame.

 5.  Spray a generous amount of water solution on the glass, place the film on a table then remove the backing film to expose the adhesive. Spray water solution on the adhesive then apply the film to the glass from top to bottom.
Tip: A label is attached to the back of the film to help backing film removal, if you have cut off the label you can still remove the backing film easily by sticking on masking tape to a corner of the film.

 6.  Spray water solution on the film then use a squeegee to squeegee out the water solution and bubbles between the film and the glass.
Tip: Push the bubbles out from the centre towards the edges.

 7.  Hold and place a metal ruler against the window frame over the film's excess edge, then run a craft knife along the ruler to trim off the excess edge. Repeat until all of the film's excess edges are trimmed off. When finished the film will have neatly trimmed edges with a small gap of 2mm between the film and the window frame.
Tip: Use a new blade to ensure the film is trimmed neatly.

 8.  Squeegee the film one more time and check for large bubbles, small water bubbles can be ignored. The film takes many weeks to dry when it is fully dry its appearance will improve and the small water bubbles will disappear. Any tiny bubbles left are probably trapped particles of dust or dirt, you should not worry about them as they are virtually invisible. For cleaning the window film use a mild glass cleaner, adhesive residue, grease and oil can be removed with white spirit.