Window Tint One Way Mirror Film UV Heat Reflective Home Office Heat Insulation

Description

MIRROR SILVER15 - PRIVACY ONE WAY WINDOW
SELF
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ADHESIVE
TINTING PRO TINT FILM
This is for Reflective One Way Mirror Glass Window.
This film are self-adhesive, you can use it in your homes, cars, shops, offices and building windows .
The film is a reflective film which allows viewing on one side, reducing the sun glare and reducing the solar rays, acting as a mirror effect.
The film will give you privacy during the daytime as it works on reflection theory of light.
The film is very easy to install.
Please Note
:
The film works by reflecting the brighter side so is great for external facing glazing where the sunlight is usually always brighter than the artificial light but doesn't always work correctly at night time or on internal partitioning.
The side that you want to be able to see through to needs to be at least 4:1 brighter than the room you don't want people to be able to see into.
All reflective films work in this way there is no film that does not work in this way.
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Free Delivery
•  Professional quality
•  Easy DIY install.
•  Self Adhesive Film
•  Easy to cut & trim to size
•  Allows one way viewing in correct lighting conditions
Reduces solar heat, glare and UV by over 80%.
FITTING INSTRUCTIONS
Tools needed:
Knife
Spray bottle containing water with a few drops of washing up liquid ‘Slip Solution’
Squeegee
Method:
1) Thoroughly clean the window the film will be applied to.
2) Cut your film to size of the window, adding an extra 2cm to the width and height.
3) Remove the clear lining film from back of the window film and spray the adhesive back of the film, as well as your fingers, with the Slip Solution.
Attach a piece of sticky tape to either side of the film at one corner and peel them apart.
4) Spray the glass with the Slip Solution.
5) Apply the adhesive side of the film onto the glass and slide into position.
6) Spray the face of the film with the Slip Solution and using a squeegee, push out all the soapy water from behind the film
7) Trim off any excess film using the knife