HIDBEA Frosted Window Privacy Film - Non Adhesive Static Cling Glass Stickers Sun UV Blocking Heat Control Door Covering Decals for Home Office, 23.6 x 78.7 Inch

This is some pretty good stuff. You'll notice a change immediately after you put it up. The "key" to a good instal is make sure the window is CLEAN and the edges are free of silicone, puddy etc. Pre measure then pre measure again then cut the film. It can be a pain to work with as unroll and prepare to cut. Get a large straigt edge and a razor blade. Measure twice then run the razor blade down the straight edge for a superior straight edge. Next, wet the window. Get a helper. Unpeal the clear layer for the film.. Be careful and go slow...add some spray just to get it wet in prep for the window. next wet the window again and the film. use both hands and apply the film to the window. it will want to stick to the spray film you applied. Use your hands and help it lay down flat. Next, use your silicone edge to move the solution from the center to the edges. Use a towel to wipe up the excess solution. Move as much water out as poosible. keep holding it in place. When you think you have got all the solution out look it over again and run your squeege on it again. Look at the window and film from all angles. Keep moving the puddles out. Use your towel to mop up the water on the edge of the window frame. Thats it. After doing three windows I had some material left over. So far I'd give it five stars. Real easy to install but the key is the prep. Take your time. It looks great. If i end up with major bubbles or just poor quality material not lasting I'll update this.

I just put this up today in one of my windows. I have no idea if it will stay put so check other reviews for that. What I know - it is absolutely what I wanted. It lets so much light in but doesn't show in or out. If I was close to the window, it might show an image but I'd have to be really close. It's plain, mostly opaque, and went up easily. Here are my tips: I didn't have everything to complete the job so I used my pancake spatula instead of a squeegee, I didn't have a box cutter so I made a template ahead of time and used that to trace and cut the exact size I needed. I didn't have a spray bottle so I had a small bottle from Bath and Body Works w a small amount of fragrance left - poured that elsewhere and used that small spray bottle. So, the biggest challenge I had was trying to pull the backing off, it took me a long time with each. When I do the other window, I will peel, then use my template, and I will make sure to leave something small between the backing and the window film (a sticky?) so I don't take five minutes each time trying to separate the back from the film. Hope this helps. I love open windows - live in a downstairs apartment, I will be able to raise the blinds all the way up and no one will be able to see in but I'll have the light!

I recently purchased the film for my office door, and I couldn't be more pleased with the results. The film itself is excellent—providing just the right amount of privacy while still allowing plenty of natural light to filter through. I also bought a suede squeegee to help with the installation, but I found the application process to be incredibly easy. The film adhered smoothly and without any bubbles, making the entire process straightforward and hassle-free.

I have worked with other film before and this is thicker. I have upper windows that let light in above my blackout curtains and I like my bedroom super dark in the morning. This is exactly what I needed. The last picture shows with the curtains closed with no light coming in above the curtain on the left and you can see light coming in the middle and right hand side where I have not applied film yet. Keep the window surface wet and the film going against the window wet as you're applying it. A squeegee and razor edge is a must. I found it easy to work with but I have done this sort of thing before. The 4th and 5th pictures are during the application on another window. It's not super shiny from the outside either

I have a narrow window above my shower that I wanted to show some light but not be completely transparent and this window cling is perfect. It lessens the light but does not block it completely. I was able to apply it in minutes, using a spray bottle and smoothing spatula, then wiping excess moisture away. It's meeting my needs well on day one. If you want perfectly straight edges, use a straight edge cutting knife and not scissors.

This works as advertised. It blocks some of the sun during the day so your room isn't as hot and people can't peep in. Really good for windows in the front of the house and you don't have a gate to keep nosy people from peeping in. However that is a double edge sword because when you have the lights on at night, you won't be able to see out and people will be able to look in. That's just how privacy windows work unfortunately.The film comes rolled up which makes it a pain to have to cut the size you need. You will need heavy items to keep it from rolling back up or have someone help you. The film I received had little bumps in random spots and I couldn't get rid of it with a squeegee.Overall it was okay. It's simple to install but cutting it to the size for your window can be a pain without another pair of hands to help you

Easy to apply and reapply if you make a mistake

para ser primera ocasion que lo pongo no fue dificil...

En los 4 meses que esta película lleva puesta ya me ha roto tres cristales y son grandes 3x1.54 mts. Cuando les dá directo el sol como que se encogen y quiebra el vidrio. Cambiar cada cristal me cuesta 1,500 así que ahí evalúen

Les recomiendo ver el video de youtube para entender del todo como ponerla, puesto que las instrucciones puede confundir un poco, pero tampoco son 100% confusa. En cuanto a la película, está muy bien. Llevo meses con ella y no se ha despegado, cumple su función.Recordad qué si hay mucha luz fuera puedes ver a través, pero si hay luz dentro los de fuera pueden ver a través, para tener cuidado al bañarse en la noche jajaa

This was easy to install given you have the right tools (spray bottle for soapy water, plastic scraper, xacto knife). I installed it on my patio door so that nosey neighbors can't see inside. Please use a scraper that does not scratch because it will scratch up the surface. I used a rubbery ruler which helped to minimize the scratches when removing bubbles.

Put this film on the hottest windows and it stopped the room from heating up great. Also good for privacy during the day.