Installing frosted window film involves spraying both the film's surface and the window with an application solution. Then, carefully place the film onto the window.
Here's a more detailed breakdown based on the limited reference provided:
- Preparation: The initial step involves removing something (it's not explicitly stated, but likely referring to the backing of the frosted window film).
- Application Solution: Spray both the surface of the window film (the adhesive side) and the window itself with an application solution. This solution helps prevent bubbles and allows you to reposition the film.
- Application: Carefully place the film onto the window. The application solution will allow you to slide it into the correct position.
Important Considerations (Based on Common Practices for Installing Window Film - assumed as the reference is limited):
- Cleanliness: Thoroughly clean the window before starting. Any dust or debris will be visible under the film.
- Tools: Gather necessary tools: a spray bottle, application solution (often a mixture of water and a small amount of soap), a squeegee, and a sharp utility knife or razor blade.
- Smoothing: Use a squeegee to smooth out the film, working from the center outwards to remove air bubbles and excess application solution.
- Trimming: Trim the excess film around the edges of the window with a sharp utility knife.
- Patience: Take your time and be patient to avoid wrinkles and bubbles.
