1.  Clean all areas where the film is to be applied, removing all traces of dirt.

2.  Carefully measure height and width of the area of application.  Cut film to
fit or, cut 1” wider and 1” longer, then trim film for exact fit once applied to
surface and after first squeegee process. 

3.  Use film-aid application concentrate, if available by your dealer, or create
your own wetting solution by adding a few drops (only a one-second squeeze)
of either Johnson Baby Shampoo or Joy Dish Detergent into a 32 oz spray bottle
and then fill with water.

4.  Turn off all fans and any AC/heating ventilation ducts in your working area. 

5.  Lay the cut-to-size decorative film on a clean flat surface with the release
liner up, or have someone hold piece to be applied for you.  Remove the release
liner.  (See "Tips" below for easy liner removal.)  Spray the now exposed ad-
hesive film surface thoroughly with wetting solution.
Note:  When using the larger-sized film (36” x 76” or 46" x 76"), two people will
be needed for easy application.

6.  Next apply a generous amount of wetting solution to the glass.  Make sure
it's dripping wet; too much solution is better than not enough!  And, by wetting
both the film and glass, it prevents the film from sticking to itself and to the
surface immediately, thereby allowing you more time in which to properly
position the film.  If either surface become dry before applying, rewet them
completely.

7.  Place the wet adhesive side of film against wet glass surface.  Start at top
of surface, then allow film to gently lay down on the glass.  You can slide film
around positioning it correctly so long as the window and film remain thoroughly
wet.  For ease in squeegee process, lightly spray the face of the film.  Now
start to squeegee out wetting solution, working from the center out toward the
edges.  Double check that the film is flat and smooth with no remaining air
bubbles.  It may be necessary to again spray the face of the film and squeegee
to release any remaining moisture.

8.  If, at this point you did not cut the film to exact size, use your ruler to trim
along edges with a straight edge razor.  It is ideal to cut in one continuous
movement and to use a new blade tip after 3-4 cuts.  Carefully dry any excess
wetting solution that appears around the edges.

The film begins to adhere in 30 minutes and cures fully over 3-5 days. 
During the drying process, it could initially look hazy, cloudy, or spotty.  
However, this effect will disappear over a short time.
Dry, sunny weather speeds curing while wet and/or cold temperatures may
possibly prolong it.

All decorative adhesive films have a liner applied to the back of it. 
To easily remove liner, apply a piece of tape on a corner edge and another on
the same edge of the backside of the film.  As you peel tape apart, liner should
peel away.  Caution:  Take care as you remove the release liner and do not let
the film roll over on to itself as it will stick together and be difficult to pull apart.

A stubborn, remaining air bubble or two that have not been worked out during
your final squeegee process can be removed by using a straight pin to pop and
then work out the air gently with your finger.

To clean the film, a very light, mild soapy-water solution should be used and
then wipe over with a soft, damp cloth. DO NOT USE AMMONIA, VINEGAR,
HOUSEHOLD GLASS CLEANERS, PAPER TOWELS, BRUSHES or any other item that
may scratch or damage the film.

Window film absorbs up to 98% of the harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays thereby
protecting your furnishings and aids in glare and heat reduction.  Light is
dispersed softly, rendering a tranquil atmosphere, which reproduces a beautiful
etched-glass appearance not typically found in window films.