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3 Sub Category | 16 Docs
Wet Glaze vs Dry Glaze Systems
Wet Glaze vs Dry Glaze Systems When installing architectural window film, one of the most important factors to consider is how the glass was manufactured and in...
Understanding Slip Solutions
Understanding Slip Solutions Slip solutions play a critical role in the installation of automotive window film and architectural window film. The right solution...
Understanding Prep Solutions
Understanding Prep Solutions Surface preparation is one of the most important steps in any window film installation. Even the highest-quality film can experien...
Understanding Film Adhesives
Understanding Film Adhesives The adhesive is one of the most important components of any window film. While much of the attention is often focused on heat rejec...
Understanding Dot Matrix Areas
Understanding Dot Matrix Areas Dot matrix areas are one of the most challenging parts of many automotive window tint installations. These small ceramic dots are...
Pressure-Sensitive vs. Dry Adhesive
Pressure-Sensitive vs. Dry AdhesiveEvery window film needs to bond to glass, but the two adhesive systems Flexfilm uses — pressure-sensitive adhesive (PS...
How to Remove Water Spots and Mineral Deposits From Glass
How to Remove Water Spots and Mineral Deposits From GlassWhat's often called "acid rain" damage on glass is usually mineral deposits rather than true acid etch...
How to Mix Your Slip Solution (Automotive)
How to Mix Your Automotive Slip Solution Properly mixed slip solution is an important part of a successful automotive window film installation. The correct mix...
How to Mix Your Slip Solution (Architectural)
How to Mix Your Architectural Slip Solution Architectural window film installations typically require less slip solution than automotive window film installatio...
How to Install Paint Protection Film (PPF)
How to Install Paint Protection Film (PPF)PPF installation shares some technique with window film — a slip solution, a squeegee, careful positioning &mdas...
How to Install DIY Architectural Window Film
How to Install DIY Architectural Window FilmInstalling architectural film yourself is very doable if you work clean, take your time, and follow each step. Read...
How to Install a Pre-Cut Automotive Window Tint Pattern
How to Install a Pre-Cut Automotive Window Tint PatternInstalling a pre-cut pattern yourself is doable with the right prep, tools, and technique. Here's the fu...
Heat Shrinking Basics
Heat Shrinking Basics Heat shrinking is one of the most important skills in automotive window film installation. Because most automotive glass contains curves,...
Common Installation Defects
Common Installation Defects Even experienced installers occasionally encounter installation defects. Understanding the most common issues, what causes them, an...
Build Your Own Mobile Peel Board
Build Your Own Mobile Peel BoardIf your shop can't always pull a full vehicle inside, or you need a flexible demo and workspace, a mobile peel board is a simpl...
Architectural Film Installation Basics
Architectural Film Installation BasicsThis guide covers professional-level architectural film installation — the technique, judgment calls, and edge case...






