When used with water will this stuff move on the window to the correct place? or does it just stick and not move after being placed on the window?
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It needs to be cut to fit. Then after applying the water, it can be moved until all of the water has been squeegeed out. I also found watching the utube video helpful.
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It actually moves around really well if you follow the directions. It doesn't stick til you want it to
459464
Don't know exactly how -- it just does! No peel & stick, glue or anything. Ours has stayed securely on a sheltered exterior window of our house for over a year.
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Spray the window with water mist, apply film and then rub the bubbles out. Mine has stayed put for months with no problem.
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You apply it to the inside of the window. Its a static cling so you can take it on and off windows as many time as you like. I found that getting the window completely wet helped with the application, and making sure there weren't any air bubbles.
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No this is not something that can be used on your car windows. It is applied with water and meant to be used on stationary windows only. Totally worth it though, it reduces both heat and light.
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I don't think there will be a problem, wet the window per instructions and squeegee out the water as shown, you should get good adhesion to the window. looks nice on sunny days,good luck.
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Hi Jane, This is a lovely window film. I've had mine for over a year. And it's still in perfect condition. You asked about wetness. I've had no experience with subjecting this window film to water. You mentioned bubbles. When applying this film, you have to be ABSOLUTELY SURE that it is FLAT up against the window - and THAT is really hard to do. But if you can have someone help you, it would greatly insure a flat fit against the window. If you do all that, I'm fairly certain that the window film will pan out very nicely. It's definitely worth the effort. Annette
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Mine is placed on a vinyl window and it works great. I have not had any problems with it coming off.
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I do not think so because the water-activated adhesive on the side you apply to window does not have the "static" quality.
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It comes with an adhesive pad which would probably work on a window pane. It seems like it is removable but I couldn't guarantee it would not leave a mark. I was able to attach it to a wall next to the window and it worked fine.
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YES! It's an adhesive that sticks really well, but can also be removed and put back if you make a mistake when putting it on. I put it on my bathroom window which is in the shower stall and the film has not budged even with the water and steam from the shower. I also used them on my front door panes and it looks beautiful. I would recommend this product to anyone and definitely purchase it again myself.
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It has to have plastic. There is a water level indicator which the window is made of plastic, where do you think the water in the window goes??
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Nothing left behind, water can remove any that may be, but doubtful if any residue is left behind, It does come off the window easier that I thought, after I put it on my window, I decided I wanted to change and put another film in that spot, and the this one in the other spot, it was very easy for me to do, One thing I do with my spray bottle of water, I have a few drops of Dawn dish detergent added for slippery surface to move around easier, and also a few tablespoon full of white vinegar, great for cleaning the glass, cuts the grease, etc, my trick always when cleaning windows in the house and the auto. Nothing left behind, water can remove any that may be, but doubtful if any residue is left behind, It does come off the window easier that I thought, after I put it on my window, I decided I wanted to change and put another film in that spot, and the this one in the other spot, it was very easy for me to do, One thing I do with my spray bottle of water, I have a few drops of Dawn dish detergent added for slippery surface to move around easier, and also a few tablespoon full of white vinegar, great for cleaning the glass, cuts the grease, etc, my trick always when cleaning windows in the... » Read More Nothing left behind, water can remove any that may be, but doubtful if any residue is left behind, It does come off the window easier that I thought, after I put it on my window, I decided I wanted to change and put another film in that spot, and the this one in the other spot, it was very easy for me to do, One thing I do with my spray bottle of water, I have a few drops of Dawn dish detergent added for slippery surface to move around easier, and also a few tablespoon full of white vinegar, great for cleaning the glass, cuts the grease, etc, my trick always when cleaning windows in the house and the auto. « Show Less
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Yes, I have had no issues using it on my windows as long as you wipe it down while it is wet.
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The film does not have adhesive, it clings to the window (static, I think). After you measure & clean your windows, cut the film w/a sharp blade to the exact dimensions if your window. Spray the solution (water mixed w/a small amount of non scented dish soap-not handsoap) liberally on the window & on the side of the film that will go on the window. The spray allows you to easily move the film into place. Once in place, squeegee the film from the center outward to remove air bubbles.
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Doubt it will stick, unless you have a smooth glass like surface. It's a suction disk
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It goes on the "inside" of the window. I applied mine last after I hung the birdhouse on the outside. Just clean the area well, let it dry, and apply it. :-)