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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS |
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Tools & Materials Recommended
- Soft Installation Squeegee
- 1 quart spray bottle
- 70% Isopropyl Rubbing alcohol (for adhesive activation)
Mixed at 25% Alcohol to 75% water
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Quick Tips: |
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- Setup and work in a dust-free environment with little or no
wind, and out of direct sunlight.
- Be sure the painted surfaces to be covered are both clean,
dry and free of wax residue.
- Pre-mix the water-alcohol solution before you begin.
- Don't rush the installation.
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Pictures are worth a thousand words!
Use the images below for a better understanding of our
instructions. |
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First, clean the door edge with the alcohol solution. Be sure to
clean the inside and outside.
Once clean, wet the entire area with the alcohol solution, don't
dry.
Remove about an inch of the film from the backing and place the
door edge film towards or at the top of your door. About half of
the film should be on the door and half should be hanging off
the door. Use your squeegee to tack this area down.
Work your way down the door a few inches at a time in a nice
even line.
The film can stretch and work it's way around curves and
contoured parts of the door. If the curve is too extreme or the
door has molding on it you can cut the door edge guard with
sharp scissors and start a new piece below the molding or curve.
Note: Our door edge guards are generic pieces not specific to
any car but they will work on 99% of the vehicles that exist.
Once you have worked your way to the bottom of the door you can
cut the remaining film with scissors. Another option is to cut
the film prior to installing it but it can be difficult to
measure if there are contours in the door.
Now that you have applied the film to the outside edge of the
door and squeegeed it down you can now begin to roll the film
around the door edge into the inside. Be sure to press firmly
and try not to leave any air pockets. If you need to lift it
back up you can do so as long as you spray more alcohol solution
on the adhesive side. You may need to hold the film with your
fingers for several seconds for it to adhere.
That is all there is to it !! |
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Click the images below for a larger view. |
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