Simply apply a good coating of this all over that plastic film
929021
I just purchased several of the Stampendous cling rubber stamps.  I have read several complaints about not being able to remove the clear plastic sheet that over the stamp because it is fastened so tight to the gray rubber, when trying to remove it tears up the rubber. Impossible to remove. What I do is cut away that plastic sheet as close to the gray rubber as I can get. Now, that plastic will not cling to your blocks!! But that is ok, there is a simple solution to save the day!! I have also used this on my Stampn up stamps that won't stick to clear blocks.  From Amazon you can purchase a product called Tack-It over and over. Simply apply a good coating of this all over that plastic film. It will be blue when first applied. Let it air dry, you will know that it is dry when it is no longer blue, but clear. WALLA!! Fixed problem. This will not hurt your stamps and can be washed off with warm water if you find they are not sticky again and reapply
Tack-It. Hope this will be helpful.
4563636
This etched lace window film transformed the accent windows on my front door from dull-looking safety concerns into works of art. The transformation took place during one relatively simple installation process.  The directions provided are easy to follow and require only that you have an empty spray bottle and bit of dishwashing soap on hand; the other needed accessory, a squeegee, is included with the packaging.

Each of my two rectangular side windows are subdivided into three sections measuring 11" x 18".  It took me approx. 30 minutes to complete the installation of the film with that amount of space to cover.  Using the squeegee to get all of the bubbles out from under the film was the biggest issue I encountered, and I believe that I placed a bit too much dishwashing soap into the solution (thereby creating more bubbles than I might have had otherwise).

While the film provides a much needed decorative touch, my main concern was privacy and, at first, I was disappointed in the results.  When the film is still wet, it appears to be quite a bit more transparent than it actually is.  Let the film dry overnight, and the results are just as advertised -- a frosted glass look that enhances safety by diminishing visibility -- while still letting more sunlight filter in than, say, curtains or blinds would (when closed, of course).

Although I do still have a few bubbles under the surface (likely "user" error on my part) the film looks wonderful and does its job well.  I highly recommend it!
4376695
I attempted to clean dust off this shield with a literally new microfiber cloth and the coating scratched so bad it was unusable. Here's the fix. That film/coating will come off. Some rubbing alcohol and elbow grease is all it takes and I can now see through the shield again.
3705137
Worked well on rough plastic surfaces but anything smooth it will show the grain of whatever medium you use to apply it.
2736468
I use Plexus to polish/clean and protect anything plastic.  It is particularly great to use on clear plastic boat windows.
1357784
This vinyl was easy to apply as long as you took your time and paid attention to the small detailed pieces that needed extra coaxing off the sticky back. Yadda-Yadda Design Co. included great instructions to make it idiot-proof. It looks good, too! I have a Lenovo G510, with has this textured cover and was concerned that the vinyl wouldn't want to adhere properly. So far, no problems. I got the red one and on the black cover of my laptop, it looks wicked awesome.
2863663
Very nice film.  Easy to work with and very forgiving when installing.  Getting the sir bubbles out while there is still some water under it is essential.  Much better that the plastic cling style film.  This has a plastic backing that when removes exposes a light adhesive.
2951619
makes the vinyl and black plastic super clean and dark. Your gonna need elbow grease though, wax on wax off type stuff.
887014
Based on TheWirecutter.com's recommendation, I picked this up since the oleophobic coating on my iPad Air 2's screen had met its end thanks to me trying to use eyeglass cleaner on it (don't do that, by the way). This was the first time I've ever applied a screen protector to a screen without leftover bubbles, dust, or frustration, and was the largest screen I've ever applied. The new oleophobic coating is great, and the screen protector itself is quite clear and seems very strong.

Application:
Their suggestion to apply the protector in a bathroom after steaming things up by running the hot water is spot on - no dust! Watch the video the instructions link to when you go to apply it, though! If you don't get the finger motion along the center of the protector correct, you'll end up with 4 large bubbles, but don't panic, you can fix those easily. Take the provided squeegee card and wrap it in the provided microfiber cloth (to not tear the last plastic layer you have yet to remove). Then, slowly and with slightly more force than you'd think you need to use, push the bubbles toward the nearest screen edge, alternating between each bubble (never letting one sit untouched for more than 30 seconds or so). Eventually you'll get them to the edge and they'll disappear. Bubbles near the alignment tabs are probably in the plastic, not under the glass, so don't worry too much there.

Keep in Mind:
This is a tempered glass screen protector. It is quite thick! It will make an iPad Air 2 almost as thick as an original Air, and is noticeable when you go to use touch ID. It shouldn't impede use of touch ID, though, assuming you aligned everything correctly, and still works fine with my smart cover and case. Also, being tempered glass you can see the strain lines in the glass if you hold it at the right angle and have the screen off or showing a dark image. It won't look as nice as it did without the protector on it when viewed at an angle, but if you ruined your original oleophobic coating like I did (or are prone to breaking your screen), it's a small price to pay. Viewing it straight on you can't tell there's anything there.
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Look great, the 3M double sided tape is a waste of time to use. Either peel it all off the parts or just remove the film to it and add some E6000 adhesive to the parts. Attach parts and use some tape to hold parts tight and allow to dry over night. They will be on forever short of destroying then to remove.
506587
If you work on it with clean hands and a clean environment, it will make you smile :D
Super easy to install and the adhesive spreads over the screen like magic, no bubble nothing.
From now on i'll only buy glass screen protectors, no more screwing around with that film stuff.
1198216
Good stuff. Used it on plastic to plastic, plastic to metal, wood to wood, plastic to aluminum and outdoor carpet to concrete. So far, this stuff is great. I'm confident that when the need calls, I'll have the same success in the future fix-ups.
3948789
It is worth the money to buy the heavy duty film; make sure you use alcohol to clean window edge where tape is applied.  Have used this product for more than 3 years.
1223279
It is very clear after it dries but you kind of get that plasticy feeling you get with all screen protectors. Install videos help but it is still a pain with the spray and all.
4600627
Maybe it could use another coating on the glass.  Maybe not.  It just screws onto the end of the lens.  Just clean the lens before attaching the filter.
If attached correctly, it will keep the major bits of grime off of that nice expensive piece of glass on your camera.  I'd rather buy another inexpensive filter than a new lens.
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Installs pretty easy. Just make sure you use a lot of the liquid that comes with it. Protects pretty good too. I always use these products and never have any problems. Just be sure to use plenty of the liquid, otherwise you will get weird looking spots under the film that won't go away.
1767570
Came out perfect. It's a quality heavy plastic film with a variation of textures in all the "glass" pieces.  Only wish it would have come in side window length. I had to cut and join but it lines up perfect