HometintingDIY's How To Install Frosted/Decorative Film

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HometintingDIY's crackerjack Installer Aaron shows you how to do it yourself install frosted tint on your windows!

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How to Install Decorative Window Film

Professional installation on windows these size (675x590mm) would cost at least $200. At HometintingDIY.com.au our Frosted- Translucent film costs approximately $30 + P&H for the EXACT same sized windows! What a saving!!
Spray and clean glass panel as described in How To Prepare Your Windows For HomeTintingDIY Film
Remember to take care with any blinds. If possible, remove them completely.
Angle 6" Triumph blade down to remove water, pressing reasonably hard. Concentrate on the edges
Spray window again. Using your squeegee, squeegee excess water off
Paying particular attention to the edges, wipe away remaining water
Your film will be cut exactly to the sizes you have requested
Window tinting is always easier with a mate!
By spraying down another piece of glass, you can lay your film on the glass and easily remove the backing paper
Did you know? Frosted film gives you day and night film. If you only want day time privacy, check out our TrueVue Dark - Reflective film!
Spray sticky side of film with hometintingdiy solution
Spray window panel
Carefully transfer film across to the window panel
Carefully butt the top corner of the film into the corner of the window
Spray film with HomeTintingDIY solution
Using your squeegee make a T action on the film
Direct sunlight means the water dries up quicker meaning less time for installation!
By splitting the excess film at the corner you will prevent creasing
Using your stanley knife and hard card cut away excess film from edging, making sure film is as close to the edging as possible.
Pay particular attention to the corner
By holding the film edge after cutting you will prevent accidentally peeling the film from your glass
Using your squeegee, bump out any excess water.
Using a hard card and paper towel bump out the excess water
Spray film once more and squeegee dry, again paying attention to the edges
Excess water can seep under your new film if not removed properly at installation!
Check out our next video on how to add viewing panels to your frosted windows