How Long Does It Take for Window Film to Dry?
- Factors affecting window film drying time include film type, climate, and sunlight exposure.
- Normally, window film can completely dry within 30-90 days.
Will Window Film Kill My House Plants?
- Window film use will not harm houseplants if they are already receiving adequate light.
- New growth or flowering may be retarded, and the plant may go into a state of shock for a few days.
Can I Use Ammonia-Based Cleaners?
- Ammonia-free products are recommended for cleaning window film.
Will Window Film Stop Fading Completely?
- Window films will significantly reduce fading but will not eliminate it completely.
Can Window Film Allow Me to See Outside Without Allowing Someone to Look Inside at Night?
- One-way film is not available Night Time.
- Dual reflective films provide privacy during the day and are popular for this effect.
Is It Normal for There to Be a Gap or Light Around My Window Panes?
- A gap of 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch is standard in the industry.
Will the Application of Window Film Break Windows?
- The application of the wrong film or on defective windows can break them.
- Properly applied window film on well-made units should not break windows.
Do You Offer a Warranty on Window Film?
- Different manufacturers offer warranties against film defects.
- Residential window films typically offer a 25-year warranty, while commercial properties have a 5-10 year warranty.
Will the Application of Film Void Window Manufacturer's Original Warranties?
- It depends on the manufacturer's warranties.
- It is important to ask about warranties.
Will Window Film Help Hold My Windows Together if They Break?
- Window film will attach to the glass, reducing dangerous shards from entering the room or flying from the frame.
- It is not made as security for windows.
Can I Apply Film on Top of Existing Window Film?
- Applying film on top of existing film is not recommended and is not warranted due to adhesion problems and distortion that can develop.