G-Cling Static Cling Window Tint Film, Size 18 in. to 48 in. Width x 100 ft. Length (paper liner)

Description:

Introducing the G-Cling Jumbo Roll - a versatile and easy-to-use window film solution for your home or office. Measuring 100 ft long, this film is perfect for trimming and customizing to fit any window and eliminate gaps.

Available in three visible light transmittance (VLT) options:

1. 5% VLT - G-Cling 5 provides privacy and reduces sun glare. With 98% of UV light blocked and 67% of infrared light blocked, this option is ideal for those seeking privacy and a darker environment.

2. 20% VLT - G-Cling 20 reduces sun glare while still allowing some natural light to enter. With 96% of UV light blocked and 55% of infrared light blocked, this option is great for reducing glare without sacrificing visibility.

3. 70% VLT - G-Cling 70 offers high clarity while also blocking harmful UV rays. With 99.9% of UV light blocked and 85% of infrared light blocked, this option is perfect for preserving your view while reducing heat buildup inside.

This window film features a simple, static cling installation process that does not require glue or leave any residue. A tool kit (not included) is highly recommended for proper installation, and the product comes with clear instructions for a seamless setup.

Key Benefits:

• Easy installation and removal
• Reusable and can be stored for later use
• Enhances privacy
• Improved clarity through nanotechnology
• Saves energy by reducing the need for air conditioning
• Covered by a 3-year warranty

Processing & Returns

Please allow 2-3 business days for processing, and refer to our Return & Refund policies for any questions about returns.  Do not use on non-tempered Low-E glass.

Please allow 2-3 business days for processing on all orders. Click here to view our Return & Refund policies.

Notes:

• Note that purchasing an installation tool kit is highly recommended for optimal results. No tool kit is included in this purchase.
• DO NOT use on non-tempered Low-E glass - see "How to tell if your windows have Low-E glass" on our blog.