Frosted Window Film,Privacy Static Cling Glass Door Film,Removable Stained Glass Anti UV Window Cling for Bathroom,Office,Meeting Room,Bedroom Security and Decoration,17.5 inches by 78.7 inches

It’s a great product sticks great! At first, I could not get them to stick and was going crazy, but then I discovered that it had a very thin transparent film on the back that you cannot see and you wouldn’t know its there because you can’t see it. They did not give any information about it or instructions .… so once I peeled that thin film off, it’s stuck on like glue. Also, from the outside you cannot see in and from the inside, you can look in between the clear lines and see everything and it lets in light great product!! 🙂

Wow. This is a great solution! We moved to aCommunity from a place with 3 acres. We have been trying to find a solution that let the light in and block the window so we didn’t feel exposedEasy to install

I bought this for an entry door that had a long glass inlay and was covered with a mini blind. Due to constant opening and closing of the door the mini blind was getting damaged and dirty. I decided to remove the mini blind and use this to cover the glass. I was concerned about privacy and the ability for people passing by to see through the door at night when the lights were on inside. It turned out not to be an issue. It lets light in from outside during the day but doesn’t allow any visual peeping from outside at night. And it looks really good.

Stick well. I wanted a mini blind look but it's a normal blind look instead.

I purchased this to cover my office window. It was perfect, it was opaque enough for me to see through the window but provided a good amount of privacy for me. The roll is better for horizontal application. I was applying it vertically and get to make multiple cuts to make it look the way I wanted.

Does not stick

I used this product for my kitchen windows. My intent was to lessen some of the glare while adding style interest. In the long run it did work out. I had a few problems with this product you might want to know about. First, it is nearly impossible to seperate the backing film from the product. It made what should have been a quick job take about 4 hours. Secondly, it is very difficult to cut cleanly. Also it can stretch a bit as you apply it making the fit iffy. As others have noted there are bubble issues as well.In addition when I wrote them a message about this I received no answer, even after 3 days.That being said I finally got it on and it looks good.To remove film I found rolling the edge between my fingers for a while ( like 10 minutes) would eventually make the edge pop apart a bit so I could get it started.

If your suburban HOA is anything like mine, there are regulations for what you can put in a window. BUT THIS FILM LOOKS EXACTLY LIKE BLINDS - even my neighbor was incredulous that it was a film. Even better, I put this film on 14 east-facing windows that receive a lot of bright Texas light in the morning, heating up my entire house for the rest of the day. Since I installed the film, bright UV-filtered light still comes through, but THERE IS NO HEAT. My house remains about 10 degrees cooler all day - and I don't have streaks of sun shining through gaps in the blinds into my eyed and onto my computer screen. Everything is light and cheery, but cool and glare free. The film is 100% opaque. I put a bouquet of red-white-and-blue flowers and an American flag in the window 10 inches from the film - it was dim outside and I turned on the interior light. When I went outside to see if I could see anything 10 inches from the film, I could not see anything, not even an outline or a trace of the colors. (You can make out vague outlines of some things less than 10 inches from the film.) EXCELLENT PRODUCT. INGENIOUS PROBLEM SOLVER. Never stop making this film and never change the quality of the materials. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! An installation suggestion: Buy some inexpensive cardboard panels for school presentations and make a pattern of the area you want to cover. Double check the cardboard pattern against the window before you cut the film. Put the pattern on the film, make an outline with ball point pen or a fine-tip white board marker, then cut out exactly. DON'T FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS that say cut the film larger than the window and then trim any excess with an exacto knife. Exacto knives, razors and box cutters do not cut through this film well, creating jagged edges. For best results, CUT EXACTLY. Make sure you have a spray bottle of water with you and invest in a squeegee at least 7 inches wide - I bought one from the dollar store. You will drive yourself crazy trying to smooth out a large area with a little credit card.