Phantom Screens require minimal maintenance because they retract into their housing when not in use. Cleaning once or twice per season is recommended, especially after winter and at the end of the busy summer season. Use mild detergent and water, and gently clean the mesh and casing.
Yes. Regularly lubricating the tracks with Phantom's greaseless silicone spray helps the screen operate smoothly. Do not use other lubricants, such as WD-40, because they may damage the screen.
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Phantom Screens are designed to be part of the home where they are installed. Removing them may void the warranty, and the warranty does not transfer to a new home.
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Mesh replacement cost depends on the screen type, size, location, and other project-specific factors.
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A light bump may not cause damage because the mesh has some flexibility. With stronger impact, the mesh may come away from the housing or track. If that happens, contact your us to inspect, service, or replace the mesh.
Keep the tracks clear of dirt and debris using a vacuum or cloth. Clean the mesh and casing once or twice per season using water, mild detergent, and a soft brush. Avoid harsh chemicals and pressure washers.
Do not pressure wash vinyl. Rinse it gently with a hose to remove salt, grit, or debris, then clean it with mild soap and a soft cloth. Grit can scratch vinyl and make it look cloudy. Avoid products such as Rain-X, Pledge, and Plexus, as they may cause hazing or discoloration.
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Use a vacuum or cloth to remove dirt and debris from the track. After cleaning, apply Phantom's greaseless silicone spray to help the screen move smoothly. Avoid using standard oil-based lubricants.
Clean your screens once or twice per season: once when you begin using them after winter, and again near the end of the busy summer season. Use mild detergent and water, and clean gently.