- 1). Lay the contact paper flat on your work area so that the waxy paper liner is facing up.
- 2). Measure your window pane. Lay your measuring tape on the waxy liner and trace the measurement onto the liner if you want to cover the entire pane. If you want to make contact paper shapes, lay a stencil on top of the paper and trace the shape onto the waxy liner of the contact paper. Make sure the shape is not larger than the window pane measurement.
- 3). Cut out the contact paper, using the line you just traced. As you cut, turn the paper while continuously cutting instead of starting and stopping when you get to an angle. This will give you a cleaner finish.
- 4). Make sure the window is dry and clean before adding contact paper. You can do this by spraying it with window cleaner and drying the window with paper towels.
- 5). Peel one inch of the waxy paper liner from the contact paper and stick the contact paper to the window.
- 6). Smooth down the contact paper by rubbing it with a wall covering smoother.
- 7). Peel off another inch of liner and repeat steps 5 and 6. Keep doing this until the entire sheet of liner is removed from the contact paper.
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