After the film has been applied, dry every edge and the surface with a paper towel. Be thorough and careful, especially in the corners. Make sure all the water, or as much as possible, has been removed from behind the film. Warranty does not cover any damage to film during installation or any issues resulting from the improper installation of films. Translucent embossed vinyl film. Semi-obscuring direct visibility and allowing excellent light transmission. Use your Green Card Squeegee wrapped in a non-abrasive cloth to remove any remaining bubbles, always using the shortest path to the edge. This pumpkin cast iron dish has become my favourite piece of cookware I'll be using long after Halloween

If you are applying a solar or safety film, apply as much pressure as possible to remove the water. You may need a specialist squeegee for this process. Yes, most films can be installed on plexiglass, polycarbonate or acrylic surfaces. But unlike glass, some of these materials expand and contract with temperature changes and emit gas—which may cause air bubbles to form between the film and the surface. Use more soap in your wetting solution when installing on these surfaces. Give yourself enough space to work. You will need enough flat surface to lay out the film for measuring, cutting, marking and prep. Do not run a fan near the film or glass surface during installation. This can cause dust and debris to blow onto your film and become trapped. StepsSX-1730 Rhombus is a clear translucent/transparent, high grade embossed film. This product is ideal for obscuring direct visibility while allowing excellent light transmission. Tools: Scissors, Tape Measure, Razor Knife, Ruler, Plastic Card Squeegee, Spray Bottle, and Paper Towel. Lustalux LTD recently completed a large scale installation of reeded window film to an office at the Media City in Manchester. Commercial Partner or Home DIY I tested out Staubs Pumpkin Cocotte Cast Iron Casserole to see if it is worthy of a place in your kitchen all year round Translucent embossed vinyl film. Ideal for obscuring direct visibility and allows excellent light transmission.

INSTALLATION NOTE: This film has a horizontal, inherent, very fine pattern repeat line across the width of the roll which repeats every 495mm.Oh my god, the reeded film has transformed my kitchen cabinets. I’ve always hated the glass cabinets we bought for our kitchen a few years ago as I can never seem to keep the contents tidy and it just always looked messy. The reeded film has given it a new lease of life and it looks like we have a new kitchen. Love it. Highly recommend. Unless your film has been pre-cut to the exact glass size, measure your glass at the top and bottom to ensure accuracy. Lay your film flat and cut it to your required size. If you prefer you can cut the film over size and trim on the glass. Before you do any actual cutting, you should consider where to place the seam on the window. You will usually have options when deciding: do you want it vertical or horizontal? Higher or lower? It may depend on the width of the roll you are working with, but generally you’ll want to place it where it is least noticeable. If you have tall windows, placing it at the top will make it harder to see. If it is darker at the bottom or people tend to look toward the top more often, then placing it at the bottom will be the best method. B2B commercial supply and fitting is our strength but we also supply reeded glass film to DIY home users via ‘Lustalux at Home’. Options are endless; internal doors, windows, shower screens, cabinets, utility sliding doors, mirrors, cupboards, external doors and bedside units. Not sure whether this is the right film for your purpose? We offer free 10cm x 10cm samples. The pictures depicting the film are only for illustration purposes, so a sample is recommended to make an educated choice.