• We use a wet installation process. Use the provided spray bottle to mist the screens and the film, then use the towel to wipe excess liquid.
• Clean screens well! Any dust or particles under the film will remain there. Using our install solution works to clean the screen. You can also use Windex or a warm soapy water on a scratch free cloth. Our proprietary Nano Aplica Cleaner with cleaning cloth is our top recommended way to clean any screen.
• Bubbles are normal! After the installation, please give the film 3+ days to full cure and set.
• Use plenty of solution! This prevents air pockets and allows for a smoother installation.
• Wrap the towel around smaller squeegees, or even your finger, to help with smaller pieces.
• The Driver Display film will tuck under the bezel. Use the installation solution to help slide the film under.
• Work slowly! Some screens will be more curved, or larger, and need more patience to lay down.

1. Clean all surfaces thoroughly.
2. Mist the screen and the both sides of the film.
3. Align film to center of screen; slide to fit equally around all edges. Driver Display film will tuck under bezel.
4. Squeegee film from center outward. Small bubbles in the film are normal. These will dissipate on their own in a few days.
5. Use towel to wipe all excess liquid.

1. Using provided spray bottle, mist the surfaces of the car and clean well with the supplied towel.

2. After all dust and particles are clear, spray the first install surface again.

3. Remove the film from the backing; spray your fingers then the back of the film to prevent fingerprints.

4. Saturate the front and back of the film with install solution.

5. Align the film to the center of the screen; slide the film until it is equally set from all edges. If the film is not sliding, spray more solution.

- For the Driver Display, tuck behind the bezel.

6. Squeegee from the center of the film outward. Work in a clock like motion from the center out to tack down the film. This prevents large amounts of liquid to be trapped in the center of the film.

7. Wrap the towel around the squeegee and give the entire screen another pass from the center outward.

- Small bubbles in the film are normal. These will dissipate on their own in a few days.

8. Use the towel to wipe excess moisture.

If possible, avoid extreme weather conditions when installing.

Hot Weather:

• The screens need to be cool to the touch when trying to install. Excessive heat causes the solution to dry too quickly, making it harder to align the film properly.
• Run the AC in the vehicle until it is comfortable to sit inside. Be sure to turn off for install. After each piece you can re-cool the car.
• Keep the film and supplies inside until installation to maintain room temperature.
• Leave windows cracked after installation for the first day if possible.

Cold Weather:

• Warm the inside of the vehicle up. 70 degrees is ideal. (Turn the vents off before installing)
• Keep the film inside at room temperature to all more flexibility.

1. Heat the film up to make it more pliable. This is imperative to remove the film cleanly. The heat releases the adhesive from the screen.

• Running the heater in the vehicle for 10-15 minutes should warm the film enough.
• Leave the vehicle in direct sunlight during warmer months or hotter climates.

2. Find an exposed edge and gently pick at the edge or rub the edge with a microfiber towel until it peels up.

3. For tucked film, once it is heated, use a fingernail or soft plastic to carefully tear the film. If the film is warm, you will be able to tear it with gentle effort to remove.