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,35 inches by 118 inches
Key features
- •High Privacy Protection--Provide privacy and allow light in.Offer high privacy without sacrificing light,no need to worry about being peeped by passersby and neighbors anymore.Applicable for most cases even for bathroom,best choice for home and office privacy.
- •Static Cling Design--No chemical sticky glue,no harmful substances release.Static cling design,super easy to apply and remove without any residue,no damage to windows surface.Also,it can be reused if not be damaged or smudged,very cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
- •Control Heat Anti UV--Solar control properties helps to reduce heat,soften strong and glare sunshine,save energy during hot summer.Also,it can block out harmful UV rays, protect your furniture from ageing,makes you feel cooler and more comfortable.
- •Easy Application--Unlike traditional glue window film,static cling window film only need some (soapy) water to apply,you can adjust position as you want,no need to worry about making mistake during installation.Also,it can be easily trimmed to required size or shape with scissors or utility knife.
- •Important Notice--This window film can only used on smooth surface.--Please use a hair dryer to soften window film under cold winter.--Please remove backing before using.--More water will help to stick and don't forget to squeeze out all water and bubbles.
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,35 inches by 118 inches
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Customer Reviews
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Not perfect, but good enough
Adina W✓ Verified Purchase•October 20, 2023
We have a window in our shower. While this itself is weird, the blinds which cover the window are old and falling apart. Several pieces are broken and I just didn't feel comfortable in the shower. I bought this to cover the window--not entirely, as I wanted to be able to see out a little. It was not difficult to put on, but even using an old credit card to smooth out the bubbles, there were still some remaining. I followed all the instructions to the letter. I liked that I could trim the material and even make a pattern. It turned out pretty well overall.
Finally opaque enougn
Reed ✓ Verified Purchase•October 6, 2023
I have gone through three different films to cover my bathroom window so you can't see in it at night and this one is finally opaque enough to work properly. You can see the shadow of a hand if you touch the wall where did you touch against that you can tell what you're saying but 2 inches in front of you can't see anything at all not even shadows
Quality is great. Quality is consistent. Great product
Julie Furlet✓ Verified Purchase•September 23, 2023
I used this product for my garage windows. Worked like a dream
Looks good. Not easy to apply.
AGoldin✓ Verified Purchase•August 20, 2023
This ended up looking good but was certainly not easy to cut or apply. I put it on a glass kitchen door and, although I took measurements, it turns out the door is not perfectly symmetrically rectangular. But by the time I realized that, I had already cut the film and it was too late. It was also difficult to squeegee out all the soapy liquid and not be left with some spots. The end result looks good, though.
Durable + EASY to Apply
Jenny T-S✓ Verified Purchase•August 19, 2023
The film is actually more of a vinyl cling - it's flexible, fairly heavy duty, and super easy to apply.
That said, we did NOT completely follow the package directions.
First, we measured the windows and cut the film to size using an L-square and household scissors.
If your scissors are sharp, then you can just power cut right thru it.
We did clean the windows.
Next we sponged on a solution of Dawn dish soap and warm water - one squirt into about 2 cups water.
The most difficult part was separating the backing from the film.
We peeled back about 12" - 15", aligned it with the top corner of the door, and squeegeed it on - easy peasy!
We just kept unrolling the film and squeegeeing it in place.
We did two framed French doors with one roll.
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The instructions recommend using a spray bottle; a sponge is more controlled and didn't drip all over the place.
The instructions also state to cut the film 1" larger and then use a sharp blade to cut the film after applying.
No way! I use sharp blades and don't want cut glass or wood!
We made sure our measurements were correct, then cut to fit.
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We didn't need to, but I think it would be easy to pull off and reapply if necessary.
All told, two french doors took just under an hour start to complete.
That said, we did NOT completely follow the package directions.
First, we measured the windows and cut the film to size using an L-square and household scissors.
If your scissors are sharp, then you can just power cut right thru it.
We did clean the windows.
Next we sponged on a solution of Dawn dish soap and warm water - one squirt into about 2 cups water.
The most difficult part was separating the backing from the film.
We peeled back about 12" - 15", aligned it with the top corner of the door, and squeegeed it on - easy peasy!
We just kept unrolling the film and squeegeeing it in place.
We did two framed French doors with one roll.
* * * *
The instructions recommend using a spray bottle; a sponge is more controlled and didn't drip all over the place.
The instructions also state to cut the film 1" larger and then use a sharp blade to cut the film after applying.
No way! I use sharp blades and don't want cut glass or wood!
We made sure our measurements were correct, then cut to fit.
* * * * *
We didn't need to, but I think it would be easy to pull off and reapply if necessary.
All told, two french doors took just under an hour start to complete.
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