BDF S2M Window Film Clear UV Blocking - 24in X 12ft

BDF is a premier window film company that offers a wide range of high-quality and stylish window films to customers. We have various types of window films can provide practical solutions for window-related needs, such as sun control, enhanced daytime privacy, security, decoration, opacity, and protection from UV rays. Our window films in various colors and appearance can add elegance and sophistication to your home or office. An excessive amount of water solution (16 oz. water + 8 drops liquid soap) will make handling the film easy. Spraying soapy water on the adhesive as you pull off the liner will prevent the film from being too sticky. To remove the liner, use two pieces of tape, attaching them to a corner (one on each side, facing each other). Press the tapes together, and then slowly separate the two pieces. The films are installed inside unless the film is specified as "exterior film". Blocks 99% of UV BDF's S2M Clear 2 mil window film provides optimal UV protection without any tint. Clear window & daylight Enjoy incoming daylight and keep a clear window without the harmful UV rays from the sun. Holds light glass pieces The film also holds together light shattered glass pieces if the window breaks for greater safety. Same film the pros use We wanted to bring the same UV protection films that businesses use to the public. S2M is unmatched in terms of visibility and clarity. Good for homes and office buildings directly exposed to the public, this glass film provides excellent UV rejection while remaining unseen. The film can also hold light shattered glass pieces together for greater safety in case of glass breakage. S2MC 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 and eye problems. The S2MC film rejects about 99% of the UV rays, helping to reduce fading on your precious furniture, and pictures. BDF S2M window film is the same one that is used by professionals. Many businesses and home owners have had this film installed by pros, and now you can have UV-protective windows at a fraction of the cost. 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. S2M (2 mil UV blocking) S4MC (clear 4 mil) S4MB05 (very dark black) S4MB20 (dark black) S4MB35 (medium black) S4MB50 (light black) We provide tools and information to help make the DIY work easier. The video guide shows an overview of the installation steps. Reviewing and following the proper steps allows a clean and smooth application process, so that you can then enjoy the benefits of the newly installed window film - whether it is the energy efficiency made possible by a sun control film, the added protection and peace of mind of a security film, or the stylish aesthetics of a decorative film. We provide tools and information to help make the DIY work easier. The video guide shows an overview of the installation steps. Reviewing and following the proper steps allows a clean and smooth application process, so that you can then enjoy the benefits of the newly installed window film - whether it is the energy efficiency made possible by a sun control film, the added protection and peace of mind of a security film, or the stylish aesthetics of a decorative film. Using an excessive amount of water solution (16 oz. water + 8 drops liquid soap such as baby shampoo) will make handling the film easier. Spraying water solution on the adhesive as you pull off the liner will prevent the film from being too sticky. This will also reduce or eliminate the potential for wrinkles and bubbles during installation. Once the film is properly placed on the window, the soapy water should be pushed out using the squeegee with appropriate pressure applied. Attached to the film is a clear layer called the backing liner. This layer covers the adhesive or cling side of the actual film layer; the liner needs to be removed when you install the film. The best way is to use two pieces of tape on a corner (one on each side, facing each other). One piece would grab onto the film, and the other onto the liner. Press the tapes together, and then slowly separate the two pieces to pull the two layers away from each other. Static reaction happens when the backing liner is taken apart from the film. It may cause the film to stick to itself, which makes that film useless. To prevent this, spray the soapy water solution as you carefully pull off the backing liner. The window surface should also be sprayed with plenty of the soapy water. This can be used to clean the window before applying the film, and allows you to move the film around on the window without it getting stuck on the surface. Why does the film not stick to the window? / Why did the film fall off from the window a few hours later? There is a clear "backing liner" layer attached to the actual "film" layer. The backing liner covers the adhesive on the film so that the film does not prematurely stick. When you install the film, the backing liner needs to be peeled off from it. Which of the two layers is the film, and which is the backing liner? The actual window film that you install is thicker than the backing liner, which would be removed and discarded when you install the film. The side of the film that the backing liner is covering has the sticky adhesive. Can this film be used to reduce incoming heat? This is a clear film with no tint, so it is not intended for heat control. For reducing incoming heat, you would need to use a tinted film designed for heat control. This film does block most of UV, which can help reduce fading of furnishings. Why did bubbles (or spots where film is not adhering properly) form after the film was installed? This is due to the moisture left inside. The film may appear fine when installed, but afterwards, the water can interfere with the adhesive and cause bubbles to form. Apply firm pressure with the squeegee and push out the water to prevent bubbles. Is the film applied on the interior or exterior side of the window? This film is intended for the interior side.