Tools required:
- Spray bottle,
- Adhesive tape,
- Squeegee,
- Knife,
- kitchen roll (e.g. Zewa),
- Glass scraper,
- Ruler or spacer.
We recommend that 2 people carry out the assembly!
Important: Never cover the panes only partially, as different temperatures lead to tension and result in glass breakage can.
Gas-filled windows and sloping roof windows must always be sealed from the outside with Apply sun protection film, otherwise there is a risk of glass breakage. There are exceptions for frosted glass films, decorative films and transparent films such as UV protection films.< /span>
Install window films step by step - here's how!
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Clean the window thoroughly and without residue using a cleaner or squeegee!
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Roughly resize the foil. Do not bend the foil under any circumstances!
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Fill the atomizer with 500 ml of water and 1 FMO Fill assembly concentrate 15 ml. Alternatively, you can also use washing-up liquid, but we advise against this as the adhesive on the window film could turn white. ;color.
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Stick 2 strips of adhesive tape/Tesa on one corner of the film, so that one strip is on the front and one strip is on the back. ONLY pull the transparent protective film over the adhesive side by gently pulling both strips of tape apart.
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Moisten the adhesive side of the film and the window pane with plenty of mixture from the sprayer.
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Place the film in the middle of the window. Attention: the film must be very easy to move!
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Also moisten the back of the foil well to prevent the late ;to facilitate further squeegees.
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Remove the edges of the film with a cutter knife, using a ruler or a spacer to help you. Make sure that there is a gap of approx. 1 mm to 1.5 mm between the window frame and the foil.
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Carefully and completely press out the water under the film using a squeegee. Important: Do not leave any residual water under the film! Otherwise you risk the film comes off again or the remaining water under the film forms bubbles.
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Dry the foil and the foil edges thoroughly with kitchen roll paper.
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Recommendation: External films and insulation/cold protection films should be attached to the rooms.
