ONE-WAY VINYL GRAPHICS GUIDE

IMPORTANT NOTES BEFORE YOU BEGIN

PREPARING THE INTENDED SURFACE:
Before you apply one-way vision graphics to a window, ensure that it has been thoroughly cleaned and dried. A general wash is usually good enough but it is advisable to use Isopropyl Alcohol Spray over the areas where the graphics will be installed to ensure waxes, grease and dirt have been fully removed.

DO NOT apply one-way vision graphics wet. A wet application is not suitable for one-way vision graphics.

If you have a full graphics kit, you can view the step by step installation guide here

CONSIDER WEATHER & TEMPERATURE!
If you do not have a controlled environment to work in and need to apply them outside, it is recommended that you install the graphics on a dry and warm day. Installing vinyl graphics on a foggy/misty day with lots of moisture in the air is NOT recommended as this can affect the adhesive and you may have difficulty applying them.

It is also NOT recommended to install graphics in very cold temperatures. The manufacturer's recommended minimum installation temperatures vary from brand to brand, the type of vinyl and adhesive but are generally around 7 - 10 degrees celsius.

Installing vinyl graphics below the recommended minimum temperatures can have adverse effects on the vinyl and adhesive.

If the graphics have been stored in an area below the recommended temperatures, ensure they climatise to a warmer temperature (above the minimum) before installation.

Below the recommended temperatures the vinyl becomes more rigid, as a result they become harder to handle, brittle and will tear more easily if they are not handled carefully. The adhesive will also have difficulty bonding to the surface at its optimal performance, they could then fail in a short period of time and then eventually lift.

If you need further advice, feel free to contact us via email: sales@premiergrafix.co.uk and we will be happy to help.

We cannot accept returns or free replacements on damaged or failed graphics as a result of not following our provided guidelines and recommendations.