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. 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.

Translucent clear (colourless) embossed vinyl film. Pattern runs down the length of the roll. Vertically installed. Has the appearance of ocean waves when installed horizontally. Ideal for semi-obscuring direct visibility while allowing good light transmission. Suitable for internal and external applications. I tested out Staubs Pumpkin Cocotte Cast Iron Casserole to see if it is worthy of a place in your kitchen all year roundFor best results, glass films are applied internally on glass where it is protected from the elements. Reeded film is very durable and easy to maintain. Use your Green Card Squeegee wrapped in a non-abrasive cloth to remove any remaining bubbles, always using the shortest path to the edge. If you notice small bubbles that start to appear after all the water seemed to have gone, this is perfectly natural and part of a ‘curing process’.

All films can be easily removed without any damage to the glass. Begin by peeling the film away from one corner of the glass and pulling down until the entire panel is removed. If any adhesive remains, it can be easily removed with window cleaner, soapy water or a single-edge razor blade.Thoroughly spray and soak the glass surface AND the static side of the film with the water mixture. Wetter is better! There is no such thing as too much water. The water will allow you to easily apply and reposition the film before you squeegee—and any excess water will evaporate after the film fully clings. 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. Warranty does not cover any damage to film during installation or any issues resulting from the improper installation of films.