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Turquoize Instant Blackout Temporary Pleat Paper Shades, Black, Quick Fix & Easy to Install, 36" x 72", 6-Packs, with 12 Clips
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About Turquoize Instant Blackout Temporary Pleat Paper
HOW TO PREVENT THEM FALLING OFFPLEASE CLEAN THE GLASS BEFORE STICKING ON (WINDOW GLASS IS A BETTER OPTION THAN A WINDOW FRAME). DO NOT STICK ON WHEN THE WINDOW GLASS/FRAME IS STILL WET OR DIRTY. CHOOSE A SMOOTH WALL RATHER THAN ROUGH GLASS. HOW TO INSTALLStep 1 - Measure and cutFirst measure your window width to ensure accuracy. For windows smaller than 91cm (36in) wide, trim the instant blind using a utility knife, making several passes to cut through all the pleats. If necessary, trim the length with scissors.For windows wider than 91cm (36in), overlap two or more shades. The shades are 183cm (72in) long. Step 2 - Peel back and stick!Peel the double tape backing from the blind and stick to the window frame, glass or wall.shade should not be stuck to water-based painted surfaces, to avoid any unwanted paint removal.To open the instant blind, simply gather up the pleats and secure with the enclosed clips.Usage:Imagine that you've just moved into your home; you have a lot of bare windows, and you need some privacy, but you don't want to be rushed into making a decision about window treatments. The answer is a pleated paper window shade that can be attached inside the window frame and customized to fit windows of just about any size. To adjust the size of the shade, use a utility knife to make several slices through one layer of paper at a time until you've cut all the way through. Next, peel off the protective backing and stick the adhesive in place. Then, simply allow the shade to unfold. With the shade fully extended If necessary, you can trim off the bottom with a pair of scissors. You can also hold the shade in a different position by pushing it back up again.
