Before Install

1.) Make sure that each adjoining edge is straight if it is unfinished. Panel A will be installed first and Panel B will but up against Panel A.

2.) When you install the first panel make sure that it is flush with the corner and wall as the second panel will overlap that edge of the first panel. (refer to figure 8)

3.) Firmly apply Panel A to the wall and then apply Panel B to the wall and flush against Panel A.

After Install

1.) Apply the panel directly over the window as it will be cut after. (refer to figure 9)

2.) After the panel adhesive has had some time to dry cut a rough outline of the window. You will need to make sure you leave some edge around the window as this will be trimmed to fit the rest of the window treatment. (refer to figure 10)

3.) Then use a straight edge to cut the slack off the panel so that it is flush with the window sill. (refer to figure 11)

4.) Now apply the pre-cut panel pieces to the edges of the window sill to complete the window treatment. (refer to figure 12)

1.) This is a technique for hiding any open spaces that may appear in between panels. First you need to cut a strip of panel material to use to hide the wall that is exposed (refer to material cut video).

2.) After you have a piece of the material cut you need to pull one panel up to insert the material that will hide the exposure. (refer to figure 13)

3.) Once you have the material piece inserted firmly reapply the lifted panel back to the wall. The exposed wall should now be concealed.

1.) Measure where the outlet/switch needs to be. (refer to figures 14 & 15)

2.) Mark your panel in the appropriate area, be sure to use white chalk, or any medium that will rub off. (refer to figure 16)

3.) Once you have your panel measured and marked its time to cut. After you have cut your panel simply apply it to the wall where you outlet/switch resides. (refer to outlet cut video)

4.) Re-attach your outlet/switch plate and you now have a perfectly cut panel around your outlet/switch. (refer to figure 17)