TWO WAY INFINITY MIRROR FILM 20" WIDE x PER FOOT REFLECTIVE WINDOW TINT INFINITE

I was looking to make one of our windows into a two-way mirror because we are birders and have a birdfeeder suctioned to our kitchen window. The birds get scared off by any activity inside the house, so my brilliant idea was to make the window in to a two-way mirror, so the birds couldn't see us inside, but we could observe them undisturbed. I found this product and thought it might work. It arrived and was exactly as described. I ordered two feet (but they actually gave me closer to three- score! ) It came rolled up in a thick cardboard tube and was well protected. BE CAREFUL TAKING IT OUT- IT IS DELICATE AND ANY BENDS OR CREASES WILL BECOME PERMANENT. It came with VERY thorough instructions. I was able to roll it out onto my self-healing cutting mat and cut it with a box cutter and yardstick to the size I needed. If you follow the instructions EXACTLY it will come out beautifully. I was able to apply this film myself because I'm a crafty DIYer, but I recommend you get someone to help you. You have to wash your window THOROUGHLY and apply a soapy solution (they give you the recipe) to the window with a spray bottle until it's DRIPPING. I applied a tiny piece of tape to either side of one corner of the film and backing in order to be able to pull the backing from the film. You really have to do that (they give you instructions on how) because it's near impossible to see where the backing and film meet. Like, you can't just use a fingernail- because the film is delicate and so is the backing. I only pulled the backing about half-way down and sprayed the adhesive side of the film with the soapy solution. Then I applied the upper part of the film (where the backing was pulled down) to the window and slowly pulled off the rest of the backing (which will be between the window and the film. Sounds awkward but you'll get it.) You can kind of move the film around a bit since it's kind of floating around on the soapy solution against the window. Once it's in place you can squeegee the film and it pushes the trapped water and air bubbles out of the space between the window and the film. I used a window-washing squeegee (very wide) so it went quickly. Then I pulled of that tiny bit of tape that I mentioned earlier. VIOLA! Perfect. Now we can watch the birds without them startling. They CAN see us if it's really light inside the house (just like how two-way mirrors work) but generally all they see is a mirror and they don't startle very much. Also, it kind of has an effect of making the window like sunglasses, as it somewhat darkens your view, but we don't mind as that window was too bright anyway and has no blinds or curtains. We absolutely love the result, we can't believe we didn't do it sooner! I'll try to post pictures later as I'm writing this while it's dark.

The media could not be loaded. Definitely a good product. Just read the description of what your getting and do whatever job you're trying to do "properly". If you read the bad reviews you can see is either user error or they didn't read what they're getting. I used it for an infinity table and it delivered. If it's your first time then you should definitely get enough to do it again or have a window tint place do it for you. It's not like the cheaper stuff you see in here that's vinyl, it's actual reflective tint. Once it's down it's sticking. I wouldn't use a credit card because it'll scratch it.

Pay close attention to the dimensions listed because this item is so small that it is very close to being a bait and switch.

I was not sure if this would work for me, it didn't work for the problem I bought it for. But it was perfect for a different problem.It went up easily and fairly quickly. The end result was nice and I am happy with it.

This "two way infinity mirror" was not what we paid for. What we received was inteded to be used on a car. It could be seen through on both sides and it did not work for our infinity mirror we were attempting to make. My husband tried to make it work anyways but couldn't get it to stick smoothly and our project looked terrible so we ended up throwing this away and buying an actual 2 way mirror- not a film.

Cuts easily. Adheres pretty well. Just make sure the glass is clean. Use a flexible card to smooth out bubbles to help adhesion. A couple playing cards work better than a credit card.

This product works well, but a little difficult to apply bubble free, be sure to meticulously clean glass, have a small spray bottle of water & I used a credit card to remove bubbles.

Infinity mirror . easy to install