Feature
●DARK, BLACK FINISH that provides excellent daytime privacy, making it hard for unwanted eyes to see through.
●EXCELLENT HEAT REJECTION. Helps reduce cooling costs especially during the summer through effective blocking of harmful solar rays. NOT RECOMMENDED for DUAL PANE WINDOWS.
●STRONG ADHESIVES to last many years. For easier installation, remember to use A LOT of soap/water mixture to soak both the adhesive side and window.
●HIGH QUALITY PERFORMANCE films that are sensitive by nature. Please remember to take caution when handling the film as the slightest fold will create a permanent wrinkle.
●FREE TOOLS AND EASY INSTALLATION GUIDE to make installation DIY-friendly. Make sure window surface is completely clean and absolutely free of any blemishes.
[36 Inch x 50 Feet]
[36 Inch x 24 Feet]
[48in X 50ft]
[48in X 100ft]
Description
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Dark Black TintBDF NA20 has so many features to offer such as heat control, reducing cooling cost, blocking UV rays, and daytime privacy. The dark black tint of the NA20 helps reduce glare. The number "20" in its name refers to the fact that it is rated to transmit about 25% of visible light. This film is not recommended for dual pane windows. |
The NA20s black-tone nature gives it an excellent heat-rejecting rate of up to 50% that keeps the interior of your home or office building nice and cool. By maintaining your room at a cool, moderate temperature, resulting in lower cooling costs, you can promote a more environmentally aware lifestyle by reducing energy usage and help create a greener world. |
The NA20 has the benefit of preventing onlookers outside from looking through your window while maintaining visibility from inside during the day. Its darkness makes it difficult for unwanted eyes to see whats happening inside. Daytime privacy means it will provide you perfect privacy until sunset time. Even with its dark property, the NA20 still will provide a daytime view out the window. |
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The effect of any daytime privacy window film will greatly depend on the lighting conditions, because the side exposed to more light will become more reflective and harder to see through. This is why the privacy effect works so well during the day, and almost not at all at night, since the sun usually makes the exterior of your building much, much brighter than the interior. The use of curtains or blinds will be needed for nighttime privacy. |
Good for homes and office buildings that are directly exposed to the sun which is the source of the UV rays, the NA20 window film provides an excellent UV blocking barrier. Being exposed to UV rays can cause skin problems such as premature aging skin and signs of wrinkles as well as eye problems. The NA20 film rejects about 99% of the UV rays, helping to reduce fading on your precious furniture, pictures, or other UV-sensitive belongings. |
Our products come with tools needed to get your job done, and an installation guide is included to help you with a smooth installation process. With the right amount of care, practice, and patience, both installation and removal of the film should be simple and easy. Whether your windows are small, big, wide, or narrow, our products come in a variety of sizes to suit your individual needs. It is usually recommended and necessary that you have more than enough film to cover the window. |
CLEANING THE WINDOWS
It is best to clean the window with a window scraper before any installation. Using the window scraper and soapy solution all over the window will clean it of any caked-on dirt that wiping will not remove. You can use the installation solution to also clean the window as well as any non-ammonia-based cleaners. It is recommended to clean the surrounding area of the glass, like the frame and seals before installation too. Using a no lint or low lint cloth will ensure the glass will be free of any dust.
REMOVING THE BACKING LINER
Attach one piece of tape to a corner of the film. Then use another piece of tape on the other side of the same corner. Both tapes should be placed slightly offset. Hold onto the two overhanging tapes and press them together to grab the films corner tip firmly. Then slowly separate the two pieces of tape; the liner and film should separate. As you gently pull the liner away, spray on the exposed adhesive side. This will prevent the film from sticking to itself or to anything else.
WETTING THE FILM & WINDOW
Spray, spray, and spray more! You need to spray a lot and make the film fully wet and almost flooded on the film and the window glass surface. Please remember that the fully wet window and the film are the key factors for your successful installation without bubbles. To handle the film easier when separating the film and the liner, spray soapy water liberally on the exposed adhesive side as you pull off the liner. This will eliminate potential wrinkles and bubbles during or after installation.
REMOVING THE FILM WHEN NEEDED
Installed adhesive window films can be removed even after years. You need to soften the cured or hardened adhesive of the film to remove the film. A fabric steamer or a heat gun can heat up the film and loosen the adhesive. Using a hair dryer can heat up the film to loosen the adhesive, but it will take longer. If there is remaining adhesive residue, clean it with soapy water and a razor blade. The static cling film doesnt have adhesive and can be removed by hand.