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DC Fix Static Window Film - 26-in x 59-in - Bamboo

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DC Fix Static Window Film - 26-in x 59-in - Bamboo

Article #330656723 Model #338-8023

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Description

Bamboo is a frosted pattern static cling window film. The multiple Bamboo plant pattern offers both decor and privacy. Our collection of d-c-fix® static cling window films have been developed using innovative static cling technology to make application so quick and easy, you'll be amazed. The film adheres to the glass surface using water, which later dries out leaving a flawless finish with no air bubbles. Whether you're looking for some privacy for an overlooked window or would just like to add some decoration to plain glass, d-c-fix® static films offer a wide range of designs in varying sized rolls to fit any area of glass. d-c-fix® static window films can be peeled off leaving no residue and can be re-used.

1) Cut the film to the required size using the handy grid on the back
2) Gently remove the backing paper.
3) Lightly spray window and film with water to help static adhesion
4) Use applicator to press out air bubbles and excess water
D-C-Fix products can also be used for arts and crafts, decorations, labels and much more.

Product specifications

Tint

Color/Finish Family

Off-white

Material

PVC Vinyl Film

Installation Type

Static cling

Manufacturer Color/Finish

Bamboo

Length Measurement

60-in

Type

Privacy/decorative

Series Name

Privacy Series Self-adhesive Film

Squeegee Included

Privacy

Yes

Width Measurement

26-in

UV Protection

Yes

Window Film Style

Frosted

Average Windows Covered

Length(in)

Package Quantity

Width(in)

Can this be used on a mirror? 

Asked by: Beachgirl905

DC Fix Static Window Film - 26-in x 59-in - Bamboo is rated 4.0 out of 5 by 2.

Rated 3 out of 5 by KevCMor from Decent My very first impression wasn't great. The first thing that I saw was a warning that it contained a chemical that causes defects in kids, it would have been nice to know this before I purchased it. I ignored that warning, and proceeded to install it. The instructions showed use of a box cutter, I would suggest using a pair of scissors instead. There is a grid on the back with metric measurements, so it's best to use metric when making any cuts. I would also suggest 2 (or more) people to install. It's a lot trickier than installing a screen protector on your cellphone.

Date published: 2020-04-08