Interior Doors: Removing the Protective Film from Glass
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Paul Ciccone works with Deb Balicki to determine the best way to remove the protective film from an interior door.
To skip ahead to our final conclusion, go to 13:52
Featured in this video:
PR8010 - 10 Lite with Clear Glass (Reeb Specialty Products)
PR8015 - 15 Lite with Clear Glass (Reeb Specialty Products)
PR8711 - One Lite with Clear Glass (Reeb Specialty Products)
Products Used:
Standard Utility Knife
Original Windex
Windex with Vinegar
Dish Soap
Hair Dryer
Heat Gun
Mineral Spirits
Commercial Grade Acetone
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This is EXACTLY what I was looking for as I am having such a hard time removing the film from the windows and they are really stuck - so now I know what to do. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
You're welcome. :)
This video was so very helpful! I’m sure it saved me hours. The vinegar Windex works great.
This video was extremely helpful to me as I had finished putting on primer, 2 coats of latex white on a new wooden door with glass panes, and was wondering how I was going to remove the plastic. Good job!
awesome job showing exactly what can work
asome thank you!! Just a lil squirt in the middle that sounds like I have done this before. I should be good at it!
The Windex worked!! Thank you!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 @ 0:40 < Currently doing that!! till I stopped to go on RUclips to see this video 😂🤣
So we have a door like this and we mostly peeled it off but around the edges there’s plastic that’s very hard to pull off. Any recommendations?
Looks easy. However, I have a sliding glass door facing west that have had the film on for maybe 15 years. I have used a hair dryer to help remove the film and some Windex with ammonia, but it has been a challenge!
Great video!!!! Thank you :)
I build a house last year, I forgot to peel off the protective film and now it has hardened and really stuck to the fiberglass. It’s not a plastic protective film like in your demo video here. It’s a paper sticky ones. Can I use the same recommended product here, windex with vinegar?
I got frustrated and left it because oil or water was not working. Now it’s a little over a year and it looks ugly. Please help.
Many Thanks
Do you think the vinegar windex would work with a door that has been sprayed with house paint and not primer
we've had our house for about 6 years now and we forgot to take off the protective film on our door. Now its hard and stuck to the glass. Can I use what you did or do I do something else? Please help.
Did he ever answer you . I have the same issue. Thanks
@@normapajares7995 Yes, try the vinegar based Windex solution. You may need to leave it on for a few minutes to let it soften the film before peeling. IMO this is still the best method we can find.
Mercy, just tell me how to get the film off. It shouldn't take 14 minutes to do that.
Protecta film is quite possibly the worst invention in history. It’s quicker and easier to tape the window yourself. 1/10 product and that’s being generous