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Measure, Mark & Trim Tools for Accurate Installs
Measure, Mark & Trim Tools for Accurate Installs
Accuracy starts before the first cut. Rulers, markers, guide tapes, and trim tools help you plan a layout precisely and get consistent, repeatable results panel after panel.

Rulers and Triangles
Straight rulers and triangle guides help you establish clean reference lines for measuring and marking before cutting, especially useful on larger architectural panels where a small error compounds over a long cut.

Film Markers
Low-residue film markers and china markers let you mark reference points and cut lines directly on the film without leaving behind residue that could interfere with adhesion.

Trim Guides
A 5-way trim guide gives you a consistent edge to run a blade along, helping keep a trim line straight and repeatable rather than relying on a freehand cut.

Specialty Tapes
- Do Not Roll Down tape/stickers — a visible reminder placed on a freshly tinted window so a customer doesn't roll it down before the film has cured.
- Black-out tape — used to mask defroster lines, antennas, or edges during install.
- Red film tape and guide tape — used for layout reference and holding patterns or film in position during application.
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