Rainbow Symphony – Rainbow Suncatcher Window Film, Diffraction Window Film, Stained Glass Window Cling, Holographic Prismatic Film, Crystal Pattern, 12" X 18", Made in USA
Key features
- •TRANSFORM SUNLIGHT: Rainbow Symphony's rainbow window films come in a 12" X 18" panel and transforms DIRECT sunlight into beautiful rainbows. Day or night, the film's prism sun catchers give windows the appearance of glittering stained glass.
- •DIY DECORATION: This window tinting film for home is a unique decoration and a cost effective alternative to expensive textured glass. Cut our rainbow maker window films to fit smaller spaces or to create fun shapes, window stickers and window decals.
- •REUSABLE: This window coverings film is reusable and can easily be applied to any smooth, clean glass surface. Made in America with quality materials designed not to tear or fold, they use optically clear window adhesive, so there will be no damaging sticky residue when easily removed.
- •ATMOSPHERE: The holographic stickers cascade of colors can make almost any space feel more warm and personal and offer some visual obscurity. This window cling is not sold as window privacy film.
- •CREATE ART: Use this decorative window film as an addition to your photography accessories. These sun catcher prisms create unique lighting for stunning color filled photographs portraying beautiful rainbow décor or subjects cast in rainbow light.
Rainbow Symphony – Rainbow Suncatcher Window Film, Diffraction Window Film, Stained Glass Window Cling, Holographic Prismatic Film, Crystal Pattern, 12" X 18", Made in USA
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Customer Reviews
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Amazing quality
Madison✓ Verified Purchase•October 21, 2023
Easy to install and use. I've used the other full pane rainbow sunbathers from other brands and lemme tell you their rainbow quality has nothing on these. These are amazing I went and ordered more for other windows in my house for me and my cats to enjoy. I have east and west facing windows so these end up letting in the best rainbows all day. 100000 precent would recommend rainbow symphony over any other window rainbow sun catcher. Same process a little smaller in size but the quality is well worth it in my opinion and you still get the privacy from the outside if that's what you're interested in as well
Satisfied! Extended review with photos!
Danielle✓ Verified Purchase•August 24, 2023
AESTHETIC
I only just installed it and I am very satisfied with the rainbows. Even on an overcast day like today, I get to anticipate when the sun will come out to play with the colors. This is a delight. (Note: all windows in my apartment face south.) I do notice that there is a combination of shadows and rainbows that match the shape of the decals. I am not sure why, but I am assuming it is because of double panels with one being UV filtered? But I am not a physicist. I was nervous about the actual aesthetic of the film on my windows as I do love the view from my windows. This is why I chose to stagger the film in a triangular pattern. I like the way it looks, but there is definitely a messiness to a few of the pieces that I had less luck applying (but I totally didn't follow all the directions, so that's on me).
APPLICATION
One of my panels is clearly the one I started on. There was a bit of a learning curve for me. I have applied wall decals before and so began by taping the pieces up and then trying to spray some soapy water beneath. But the tape would get wet and fall off. I ended up just peeling them from the paper backing and sticking them freehand to the wet window. I was also in a process of trial and error to replace my non-existent squeegee. I eventually found that a DVD case works best. The second panel has one big air bubble that I must have missed and it is a minor eyesore. But this panel was a better success. I arranged the pieces to the space first, taping them, and then moving them to the panel below just to maintain order. This really sped the process up. You definitely needs to douse the window, too. I found that, working bottom to top, I had to respray as I got toward the end.
MEASUREMENTS
My main living room window is four 30x28" window panes (see 7th and 8th photos). I decided to use triangles (as they are easy to measure and cut) to stagger them. I did this so that I could cover the space in a logical way (one sheet just misses the amount need to cover two panes) and also so that I could still see out to the lovely woods behind my apartment. I had quite a bit left over, so I also covered the central pane on my backdoor window (7x11.5"). I still have a 17x4.5" strip that I will keep for a bit until I figure out what to do with it. I might do moon phase cut outs since this pattern film tends to hold the shape of the cut-out (which is why I chose it rather than the more popular radial film).
OVERALL IMPRESSIONS/VALUE
I have only just applied them, but could certainly see myself purchasing this again. I am in an apartment, and even just peeling and reapplying while wet left the pieces with a bit of a fogginess, so I will likely not be able to reuse them (but that does not mean I won't try!). I am rather happy--especially as my only windows face south so I was not sure how the sun would hit.
I only just installed it and I am very satisfied with the rainbows. Even on an overcast day like today, I get to anticipate when the sun will come out to play with the colors. This is a delight. (Note: all windows in my apartment face south.) I do notice that there is a combination of shadows and rainbows that match the shape of the decals. I am not sure why, but I am assuming it is because of double panels with one being UV filtered? But I am not a physicist. I was nervous about the actual aesthetic of the film on my windows as I do love the view from my windows. This is why I chose to stagger the film in a triangular pattern. I like the way it looks, but there is definitely a messiness to a few of the pieces that I had less luck applying (but I totally didn't follow all the directions, so that's on me).
APPLICATION
One of my panels is clearly the one I started on. There was a bit of a learning curve for me. I have applied wall decals before and so began by taping the pieces up and then trying to spray some soapy water beneath. But the tape would get wet and fall off. I ended up just peeling them from the paper backing and sticking them freehand to the wet window. I was also in a process of trial and error to replace my non-existent squeegee. I eventually found that a DVD case works best. The second panel has one big air bubble that I must have missed and it is a minor eyesore. But this panel was a better success. I arranged the pieces to the space first, taping them, and then moving them to the panel below just to maintain order. This really sped the process up. You definitely needs to douse the window, too. I found that, working bottom to top, I had to respray as I got toward the end.
MEASUREMENTS
My main living room window is four 30x28" window panes (see 7th and 8th photos). I decided to use triangles (as they are easy to measure and cut) to stagger them. I did this so that I could cover the space in a logical way (one sheet just misses the amount need to cover two panes) and also so that I could still see out to the lovely woods behind my apartment. I had quite a bit left over, so I also covered the central pane on my backdoor window (7x11.5"). I still have a 17x4.5" strip that I will keep for a bit until I figure out what to do with it. I might do moon phase cut outs since this pattern film tends to hold the shape of the cut-out (which is why I chose it rather than the more popular radial film).
OVERALL IMPRESSIONS/VALUE
I have only just applied them, but could certainly see myself purchasing this again. I am in an apartment, and even just peeling and reapplying while wet left the pieces with a bit of a fogginess, so I will likely not be able to reuse them (but that does not mean I won't try!). I am rather happy--especially as my only windows face south so I was not sure how the sun would hit.
I love it but..
Moms Spaghetti✓ Verified Purchase•August 22, 2023
The media could not be loaded. I don't think a sheet this size is worth $45. I've had it for about a week or so and I've only seen the rainbow one time for a couple hours. If you get it, I guess apply it to a window that actually gets straight sun beams and not off hand light? I guess? Haha, It's pretty simple to install even without water and a squeegee too though. I just cleaned the glass good before I applied it, has a couple little bubbles here and there but it isn't even really noticeable.
Beautiful!
Michelle Brady✓ Verified Purchase•August 3, 2023
Truly Beautiful! However you do NOT get very much for the price! wont buy again!
Impressive!
Michele Sommers✓ Verified Purchase•July 15, 2023
I have only cut off a tiny piece to see how it looks, but I admit I'm impressed with the intensity of the prism effect. Just beautiful! (Radial)
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