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Silent Service Customs

14" Clear background A-Gang Window Cling

14" Clear background A-Gang Window Cling

$18.87 USD
$37.74 USD $18.87 USD
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Snorkel ops: the loudest way to stay alive.
This Window Cling captures that moment when it’s all hands rigged for diesel and every Sailor knows A-Gang is about to earn their paycheck. The “Prepare to Snorkel” call isn’t a warning. It’s a promise.

Whether you were on the panel, in the engineroom, or working valves with a mallet and prayer, this window cling is your badge of honor.

⚙️ Designed for real A-Gang Sailors
💨 Nods to life on diesel and hard-running air
🧼 Durable and weatherproof

Stick it on your window, toolbox, helmet, laptop, or the diesel panel that always smelled like fuel and fear.

Instructions:

1. Deep Clean the Glass []
Wash the window thoroughly using a glass cleaner or your soapy water mix.
Scrape away any stubborn dirt, debris, or paint spots.
Wipe the surface completely dry with a lint-free microfiber cloth. [1, 2]
2. Separate the Backing
Stick two pieces of masking tape onto opposite sides of one corner of the film.
Pull the pieces of tape in opposite directions to easily separate the clear backing liner from the cling film.
Gently peel the entire backing off. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
3. Soak the Window and Film [1] Generously spray the window glass with your soapy water solution until it is dripping wet. Spray the exposed, smooth side of the cling film as well. Note: Water acts as a lubricant, allowing you to slide and position the film smoothly. [1, 2, 3]
4. Apply and Position
Lift the wet film by its top corners.
Place the wet side of the film against the dripping wet glass, starting from the top.
Slide the film around until it is aligned correctly and completely covers the glass. [1, 2]
5. Squeegee and Trim
Lightly spray the exterior face of the film so your squeegee glides smoothly.
Push the squeegee firmly down the center of the film, and then work from the center outward toward the edges to push out air bubbles and water.
Use your sharp utility knife to trim the excess film along the edges of the window frame.
Squeegee the edges one final time to seal the borders.
Blot away excess water with your cloth and let it cure.
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