can this product be applied without the adhesive? (static cling only)
514887
It is not static cling, you need to wet it down, although its not an adhesive
514888
I do not think so because the water-activated adhesive on the side you apply to window does not have the "static" quality.
514889
I doubt it, when removing it from the liner there's clearly an adhesive on the tint. Trying to remove that while not destroying the tint would be difficult at best.
514890
No. This product has to have the soapy mixture in order to adhere. I do believe that this company makes a version of this film that is "static cling" only.
514891
This particular product, no. But Gila does have a Static Cling version of this Energy Savings film. See: Gila 10386589 Platinum Heat Control Peel and Cling Window FilmNote that this film is 36" x 6.5' where the LES351 (adhesive based product) is 36" x 15'.
514892
No adhesive is required, there is a glue on the window side of the film. I would strongly suggest that you have at least four (4) handswhen working with the film. it you keep it wet there is no real hurry in applying.
514893
Yes. I've never used any adhesive or special solution of any sort, and the film has stuck firmly to my windows for over a year. I only used tap water from the sink to wet the window, then pressed the film against it. Still no signs of peeling or bubbling, despite intense heat exposure.
514894
Yes, It is not needed. We used water in a spray bottle with a little baby shampoo. We also used a razor blade has to be very sharp! Take a piece of cardboard and tape the cardboard really well. Take the taped card board and slide the bubbles out of it. It is very to do. Spray the film on the window when you put the Gila on the window and spray it with the solution of water and baby shampoo, in the bottle. Take the cardboard that you taped for sturdiness and slide the bubbles out. If any further questions please ask!!!! My sister done it all by herself. She had no problems.
176990
It is not self adhesive.Try something else if that is what you want. It is just wrap with no stick. Best of luck.
1534390
You could. I wouldn't use the included adhesive strips to apply it to a wall, though. It would definitely cause damage. I used it as a walkway to my front door (birthday party decoration) and held it down with simple masking tape looped underneath. It held fine for that purpose.
1986412
I don't think so. Must be a super light weight adhesive. I tried mine twice before getting it on straight with no problem. It doesn't leave any sticky behind.
40937
No adhesive. I use spray adhesive: 3M Super 77 Multipurpose Adhesive,fast and no messy
883817
I do not believe so. I actually have been having trouble keeping it on relatively stationary items. (The adhesive gave out for me after about 6 months)
179757
Yes. It can be removed. It sticks to the LCD panel by electriostatic attraction so there is no glue or adhesive.
1547020
I don't know the answer to your specific situation, I can tell you that when tried to stick my it was difficult and looked BAD! I would not use product again.
2139164
It is much like any of the other kinds or type of screen protectors..as long as the screen is flat ..it does the static cling ..it should stick I would think
509626
No. You have to use some kind of adhesive. I used contact cement (sprayed on)
266813
the adhesive can be removed with nail polish remover. However it can not be re-applied once removed.
957104
Yes, most likely, in fact in will likely fall off on its own accord as there is not much adhesive in the first place...I ended up using extra glue to get it to stick!
1904677
I don't think so. The suction cup is very strong so I don't think you need to use adhesive.
1288521
I don't think so. The adhesive won't work upon second or third application.
1436980
You do not need adhesive. There is a backing that peels off. It is important to view the installation video on their web site.
1721416
Yes, it comes off easily like a big sticker that clings by static. In some cases it can be stored and reused if replaced on the backing after rinsing and carefully drying.
1066794
If you have a cover on the flood it could be cut to six and the frame would hold it. It might work with static cling but I haven't tried that. I had a frame for it to fit in. The sheets don't have any adhesive back.