Is this film removable? I live in an apartment so it would not be permanent and I'd need to remove it before I move one day.
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I imagine it is but am not certain. You should probably contact the manufacturer about this one.
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Hello Samantha. All that I have read indicates that the film is removable. I would think that at minimum a liquid solution to remove grime would be needed and perhaps even a razor blade. We've had the film up for several weeks now and it sticks pretty good, no peeling, etc. That tells you the adhesive sticks well.
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I used this same film on a window in a duplex I rented and just peeled it off before I left. I then cleaned the window with a standard window cleaner. I had only had the film on for 1 year. Gila offers some alternate ideas http://www.gilafilms.com/en/Film-FAQ.aspx.
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Yes it can. As a matter of fact I placed it on my kitchen wall. I rent as well; a senior apartment and have tested removing it with no problem. Have moved it around several times in different locations just to be sure. Have fun with it. I love it!
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It won't stick as well if you take it off and reapply. You need to use the plastic piece to push the bubbles out as you slowly apply the film. It's pretty easy but hard to describe.
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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.
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Does it burn already copied film? I'm a coach. I have burnt copies of game film. Can I burn copies off the burnt one? Hope that makes sense
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I don't know because the film was shipped without the original packing! All I can tell you is to store your film in a cool place.
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I haven't installed it yet, but it has a film over "sticky" part, so you can remove it,(from the camera) but, putting it back on may not last, once adhesive is compromised. I bought a case for the camera which solves 2 issues: protection, and grip. Hope that helps.
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Very easy to remove. Just lift corner of film and peel. Make sure you keep the film clean and use the original paper liner for storage.
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I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements.Craig
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Yes you can remove. If you DIY while installing you can easily take it off when you move.
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Yes! Even if you don't want to use it at first, keep it. You might want to use it later, like me. Also, when the film gets old, you can get unlimited replacements at any Zagg retail store for just a $5 installation fee.
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That's a great question. I haven't tried removing it. So far it's holding in place nicely with no adhesive sneaking out or peeling along edges. It's protecting the back from scratches which is why I got it.
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Yes. Of course remove the film. It's only for protection during shipping and processing.
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That was a good idea. I've never seen any protective film like this before. Maybe they'll send them back to me instead of replacing them. The film was placed so perfectly on the screen (despite the bubbles) that it really seemed like it might be permanent.
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If there is no film, than that means the manufacturer probably forgot to place a film on it. It was a protective film used only for shipping. You are good to go :)
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I just moved and had to remove the wallpaper from my walls (I, too, am a renter). There was no damage on the wall whatsoever. Also they came off very easily, just peel them off and that's all.
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It's attached w/adhesive tape, so I'm assuming it can be easily removed whenever you want, but have not attempted to.