Sticker Osteopath Depoli
Choose frosted film for privacy and privacy protection in your home or business. Transform your windows and glass surfaces with our frosted film. It gives your windows and shower enclosures a sandblasted, more opaque effect. It keeps out prying eyes while letting in soft light. Ideal for preserving your privacy without darkening the room and protecting you from outside glances.
The advantage of frosted film:
- Cut off too much glare from near and far
- Let light through
- Protect your home or warehouse from outside view
- Ideal for all rooms in the home, bathrooms, showers and confidential public or private areas: doctors' surgeries, banks, laboratories, offices, etc.
Frosted film is an 80-micron calendered PVC polymer film coated with an acrylic pressure-sensitive adhesive. This film is recommended for flat surfaces only.
Technical data
Material | PVC polymer |
manufacturing process | Calandered |
material | PVC |
service life | 8 years |
Resistance | Indoor and outdoor |
Thickness | 80 µm |
Application surface | Flat |
Substrates | Glass, metal, varnished wood, paint, some rigid plastics, aluminum, metal, acrylic, |
Application temperature | 10°C à 30°C |
Temperature resistance | -40°C à +90°C |
Application limits | - Wavy or highly irregular surfaces, or with features such as large rivets or bolt heads
- Substrates that do not have a clean, smooth surface, or poor cohesion between paint and substrate
- Stainless steel
- Flexible substrates
- Three-dimensional surfaces
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Instructions for use
Substrate preparation
All surfaces, including freshly painted ones, must be cleaned before applying adhesive film.
Do not use greasy solvents such as methylated spirits.
Application
Check substrate temperature, which must be between 10°C and 30°C, and humidity below 80%.
Can be laid wet or dry.
Care
Always wait one week after application before cleaning the marking.
Use the same type of cleaning product as for high-quality painted surfaces. The product should be liquid, non-abrasive, free from aggressive solvents, and have a pH between 3 and 11 (neither too acidic nor too alkaline).
High-pressure cleaning must comply with certain rules:
- Maximum pressure 80 bar
- Maximum temperature 25°C
- Do not position the nozzle less than 30 cm from the surface, and 60 cm from welds
- Keep the jet perpendicular to the surface, without insisting on the edges.
Removal
The film has a permanent adhesive, making it difficult to remove.
The use of a heat generator can facilitate film removal.
Any residues can be removed with rubbing alcohol, which is strong enough to remove the adhesive without attacking the substrate.