Mounting VisionFoil

The VisionFoil is equipped with its own adhesive, protected by a clear plastic cover.

We strongly recommend that clients rely on a qualified window tint specialist for all permanent installations.

If an acrylic substrate is selected rather than glass, ensure that your choice of acrylic will not emit a gaseous discharge that will form bubbles under the VisionFoil.

·         Your installation requires; a spray bottle filled with water and a few drops of neutral detergent, a rubber spatula or squeegee, a lint-free cloth, and adhesive tape.

·         Mark the target position of the VisionFoil with adhesive tape placed at the four alignment points on a clean substrate. Make sure the substrate has been thoroughly cleaned and that any cleaning agents have been wiped away with water.

·         Spray the top horizontal edge of your target area with the water solution. Peel back the adhesive layer from the corresponding area of the VisionFoil and spray both sides.

·         Start working the spatula to move water out from under the film and at the same time, begin exposing more of the adhesive layer while keeping both sides sprayed down.

·         Continue this process until the layer protecting the adhesive is removed.

·         Wipe away any excess water on the substrate and confirm that the VisionFoil is aligned with the original tape markers.

·         At this critical stage, begin working away any water trapped between the substrate and the VisionFoil using the plastic-spatula. Start from the center and work outwards, always spraying the exposed surface in order to reduce friction.

·         If you have done a professional job at this point, you will have eliminated most or all of the water under the VisionFoil.

·         As the adhesive quickly dries, it will pull the VisionFoil tighter against the substrate and this in turn will isolate small pools of water that will appear as bubbles.

·         Continue to check on the VisionFoil for the next hour, and if any bubbles form, spray down the exposed surface and work the bubbles out to the edge. Check in a couple more times over the next few hours.

·         The adhesive will be completely dry within the next 48 hours.