Some products sold with protective film on them have no mention in the instructions of how it is supposed to be removed.
Things You Will Need
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Look closely at the protective film for a tab or raised area that can be pulled.
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Separate a corner of the protective film from the smooth surface with the rounded edge of a credit card if the film doesn't have a pull tab.
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Pinch the lifted corner with your thumb and index finger and pull straight up to slowly peel the corner back.
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Push the long edge of the credit card into the crease between the protective film and the surface when the film gets difficult to pull away.
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Clean the smooth surface of any residual adhesive with a citrus cleaner after the protective film has been removed.
The Drip Cap
- Many home appliances and electronics are sold with a sheet of protective film on an exposed surface.
- Separate a corner of the protective film from the smooth surface with the rounded edge of a credit card if the film doesn't have a pull tab.