Mosquito Curtains Tracking Installation

There is a full installation video accompanied by a PDF guide that will take you through the entire installation process. We have also broken the installation video into each logical step below so you can easily watch as you go. The representative porch in this video demonstrates our important techniques.  Some of these techniques may not apply to your particular project.

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Complete Tracking Installation 39:59

Intro & Tools 3:46

Step 1: Mounting Track 7:47

Step 2: Snap Carriers 0:53

Step 3: Magnetic Doorways 7:33

Step 4: Fiberglass Rods 2:38

Step 5: Installing Stucco Strips 2:27

Step 6: Mounting Your Curtains 1:54

Step 7: Attaching The Sides 4:05

Step 8: Elastic Cords – Tracking 3:52

Step 9: Sealing the Base 1:05

Project Recap 4:00

Standard vs. Heavy Track 2:41

Economy Snap Tool 4:42

Caring For Your Curtains

Follow these simple guidelines to keep your curtains in great shape for years to come!

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Other Helpful Videos

Troubleshooting for Wind 9:49

Panel to Panel Marine Snaps 3:09

Adhesive Back Marine Snaps 1:11

Adhesive Back Marine Snaps

  • If you peel and stick and put any “load” on them at all right away they are worthless and will come right off.
  • If you let them cure for 2 days on masonry, or 6 hours on either Vinyl or aluminum siding, they are fantastic.
  • They DO NOT work for either Hardi-board or stucco
  • To apply, peel and stick and don’t TOUCH them at all, in fact don’t even look at them or talk to them until they cure, and by all means, don’t try to snap to them until the adhesive has fully cured
  • If you forgot to let them cure and they come off, use an appropriate adhesive for the surface you are adhering to (like “Liquid Nails for Masonry” at any hardware store)
  • We’ve included screw studs as a back up if all else fails. Use masonry drill bit and a little plastic insert to receive the screw (from hardware store)
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Elastic Cord/Belted Rib Alternative 3:49

Fiberglass Rod Clip 0:54

Roll Up Technique 4:47