Dry Installing RadTech ClearCal Anti-Glare Protective Film on Large TV’s & Display Monitors
Vložit
- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Dry Installing RadTech ClearCal Anti-Glare Protective Film on Large TV’s & Display Monitors
This how-to video demonstrates the procedure for dry installing RadTech ClearCal brand protective films on large televisions and display monitors.
RadTech manufactures several grades of both transparent and anti-glare films for various applications, in sizes up to 1.07 by 200 Meters. ClearCal films can also be wet installed and utilize adhesive coatings which are unaffected by water and alcohols.
To purchase custom-cut films for any application: www.radtech.co...
To view additional information and/or purchase stock ClearCal protective films: www.radtech.co...
ClearCal brand protective films are engineered to improve viewability, eliminate eye-strain, reduce glass breakage and contain chipped or broken glass. We offer an extensive line of pre-made and custom-cut patterns to suit any application. Partially cured pure silicone interface coatings completely hide light to moderate substrate blemishes and are permanently bonded to the film to eliminate residue if removed.
- Several grades of anti-glare and transparent films available
- Can be installed wet or dry
- Custom pattern sizes up to 1070mm x 200 Meters
- Easy to install
- Can be removed, refreshed and reinstalled an unlimited number of times
- Significantly reduces glass breakage
- Contains chipped or broken glass
Typical uses for ClearCal Films:
- Laptop / Notebook computer displays
- Tablet displays
- Mobile phone displays
- Automotive displays and instrumentation
- Aviation and marine glass cockpits
- GPS displays
- Televisions and large screen video display monitors
- Camera display screens
- Point-of-sale screens
- Glass and acrylic display cases
- Store display windows
there needs to be more companies that take things like these extremely seriously and provide services to the best of all in paying attention to detail.
These guys look like they're going to do a hip replacement operation... LOL. Good stuff... so much to learn.
Nice, thanks for this! Installing soon.
Thanks for the tips! I would have never thought to use dryer wipes.
I really need one of these for a 75" TV
We got you! Visit our website!
I'm working on a mini geodome for an office. Wear should I have the sun rotating over head front to back or front rotating from my left side to the right side or back rotating from my right side to the left side ? Ty for shearing as I bet ill need the film also.
Where is buy
I would contemplate using distilled water and a drop of J&J baby shampoo in a fine mist bottle, puts on just like auto tint I imagine.
I would have a question about these Films if someone still reads comments on this video: Does not applying a layer like this on the screen also lower the brightness of the screen itself, dimming the picture even if just a slight bit?
Hey - thanks for your question. You will see a slight change in brightness and clarity. Unfortunately, to cut the glare this is the method that we have to use. We have a few photo examples on our website which have not been doctored.
@@RadTechLLC Okay, thanks, well I prefer my screens as bright as possible ^^"
This film is used to replace the older one right? It's not suposed to add on the old layer?
is it possible to remove my tv's original ARAG coating in order to replace it for this film?
Mine is full of scratches and what seems to be oil smudges and I can't clean them
Hi Diego, did you end up finding a solution?
@@derbybOyzZ Hi! I didn't do it because I was afraid of breaking my tv or not being able to make it up again. However, I looked for it in my country, Argentina, and I couldn't find it. So my only option was to take it apart and left it with a glossy screen so I decided not to do it. Cheers!
Hello I need this protector to be 40 inches have you?
If the TV manufacturers would use their brains and give us matte screen TV's in the first place, we wouldn't have to think about this stuff! What's wrong with them?!!!!
Not everyone wants a matte display. Many people who enjoy watching movies in a dim or dark room prefer glossy displays. It's much easier to apply a matte film than to try to remove one.
EVERYONE HATES GLARE!!!!!!!
It costs more
Where can i buy it? Do you ship to Brazil?
Absolutely! You can purchase it on our website radtech dot com
@@RadTechLLC thank you , my samsung's qled anti coating is getting a little blue
So this one I can replace the original anti glare coating?
GOOD
i have this film (probabily)In my TV, and in
some cases, you can see with some nuances in the imagery, streaks
(vertical and horizontal) that seem to be just this transparent cover,
now is it possible to lift this cover in your opinion?
Hi Giorgio, typically when removing the film we recommend using scotch tape, and beginning to pull from the corners. This allows the film to arc and not bend. Just make sure when you lay it back down that you ensure that the screen is free of dust!
Wow, so disappointed, I paid USD 3K for my LG OLED G1 65, and I have some crazy reflections, so much that I just can't enjoy my TV, and the money I put in it... Crazy that manufacturers didn't think of a solution... Thanks for the video!
Purchased these for $500+ and it hardly improves anything. They are nothing like the images they display to get you to buy. They also black the quality of your tv during the day but only looks good at night when it is dark. There is literally no difference between this and a can of clear matte spray paint sprayed on top a surface.
ok
Cool, but I think I will just return my LG CX, can't stand this glossy BS, not to mention, viewing angles, they aren't any better than LCD, they just have different artifacts
You need a trip to an optician if you thing the viewing angles arent better than lcd. Lol
They are completely different technologies that are not bound by same principles.
In your little statement you proved you havent got a fucking clue what you are talking about. Well done.