for a cabinet door does the film get put on the exterior side of the door
895034
The film is a non-adhesive static cling style semi-transparent plastic film. It should adhere to any smooth surface. You would place it on the side that you would like the design to show, so the exterior of a cabinet door would probably work. Keep in mind that these films are translucent and designed to allow light to show through, so any surface upon which they rest will show through the film. If you have a dark stain cabinet, the design may not show up very well, but it would work very well on a light wood or white panel.
895035
I would say yes to exterior side of door or the side that you want it to be more visible. I have it on the inside of the window but we can also see it from the outside just as well. You will get a feel of the "texture" on the right side of the film. The other side is flat and smooth.
1646694
If there is a face frame between the two doors it will still work since the front mounting bracket attaches to the face frame and not the cabinet side wall.
1737551
no the outside of the door would still be hot,this tape is meant to reflect heat away from a heat source to protect what the tape is put on like wires and stuff.
1808169
It goes on the outside. I'd love to find a removable film decal for the inside.
1591110
Assuming it's applied to the outside, it should be just fine. The only time you would have a problem would be if the screen door slid behind another door. Then you would need to check for clearance.
1679656
I have not used it yet but it it only a mirror so it does not change the film in any way.
1776199
No. Unfortunately I think you would end up with too any air bubbles and creases putting it on a panelled door. When I ordered it I had a particular position in mind for it but the door was panelled and when I saw it I thought better of it and put it on a flat door instead where it looks amazing. Cheers
1317476
I don't know that that is the best idea because the material is a little light. for an exterior door you might want one of the plastic door guards that you attach to the bottom of the door, hanging down.
1601347
I think it would peel off. Actually I used mi no to cover shutter louvers and it wouldn't stay. I believe the film is best suited for metallic surfaces.
1344549
The inside of the cabinet has same finish as exterior. I think it would work without the door for components.
2051482
I agree with Mickey's answer below. There is no reason why you COULDN'T put it on the outside of the window as the instructions are to clean the window, apply a mixture of soap/water to the window using a spray bottle, position the trimmed to fit film and then squeegee (supplied) the film to get the water out. However, it would likely have a shorter life due to the elements it would face (changing temps, humidity, pollution...) and I don't know whether it would maintain its "stick" if it is outdoors. Bottom line is "I don't know."
593729
I used Scotch double-sided exterior tape. Placed it along the edge of each piece and it adhered to the door well. It has held up since I placed it last summer.
2103719
There is nothing visible from the outside when the cabinet door is closed. It does require that the door lie on top of the face frame of the cabinet. Where the hinge attaches to the door, there needs to be a large hole drilled partly into the door to accept the hinge mechanism. Try checking the Blum web site for a diagram.
268568
As I recall, the film can be applied to either side of single pane window, but must be applied to the outside of a dual pane window. Applying it on the inside of a dual pane window can reflect too much heat back between the panes and cause the glass to crack.
2262523
I suppose you could technically apply it to the outside, but it would not last nearly as long, because of the exposure to weather. I have been installing this type of film for over 30 years, and I have never seen anyone install it on the outside of the window.
1136087
The part that touches the door is a soft rubber-like material. It should not damage your doors.
73550
Yes.................if the outside is very light the picture is very blurred...I took it off and put it on a door facing another direction and it was a little better...