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Old 09-10-2004, 23:32   #18
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Re: Window Covering

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Originally Posted by bbwannabe
Even with creases or bubbles will it hinder its function? Is the plastic film easy to remove afterwards or is it permanently stuck?
Sorry for the late reply, no is the answer. It won't hinder in any way, it'll just look crap depending on how bad it looks, bubbles you will work out, but if you crease it, well, depending on how bad it is, it might look like a panama canal type thing.

If it goes wrong then taking it off staright away is easy, after a while it gets harder but not impossible.

Forgot to mention, if you do it yourself, get a ' stanley ' style blade scrapper and do the window before hand, with a bit of soap / water

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