FEOMOS Rainbow Window Tint, Decorative Window Stickers - Anti UV 17.3 x 118 inches

I ordered it to use on some acrylic glass to create set pieces for a medieval castle background. It worked great and looks very nice.The application was easy, I sprayed soapy water on the acrylic sheet, applied the foil and went over it with a spatula to get all the bubbles out. Only a few small bubbles remained but they were not noticeable unless you were looking very close up on it. It's been about a month, and the foil still sticks well.

I really like the finished product. Took some trial by error to get it just right, but wasn’t too difficult

Can definitely see through at night but I purchased them more for the style than for privacy. I can always add curtains and problem fixed. I can’t wait to purchase more

It was a bit challenging to put up, some of the colors appeared the be a bit faded before I installed it, and it was hard to cut neatly…. But even with all of that, I’m very happy I ordered this product! It covers the window above my kitchen sink well and lets in some natural light without me feeling like anyone can see inside my house. I wouldn’t hesitate to order this product again… but just know that it can be a bit challenging to install!

Very pleased with how this looks. It's great and gives the room some cheer with the pastel colors.

Have it in my master bed room window helps cool of the room from the scorching heat.

First time using this window covering, but so far so good. I created my own design by cutting out some of the diamonds and then using Gallery Glass etc to complete my project. I wanted to be able to see through the window if necessary. I would buy again.

These were $5.99 a roll: a quarter of the price of the artscape window film I typically buy. The difference shows. It's a thinner film, a narrower roll, and the rolls don't tile evenly the way artscape does, so if you want your pattern to match across the window there will be waste. But it's 5.99 a roll; the cost of doing this window was $18 v $90 for artscape.Do order an extra roll. Hit the dollar store and buy a spray bottle; LIBERALLY and repeatedly spray the window with slightly soapy water. Use a gift card or spatula to spread it smoothly and tightly to the window. It will slide a bit while wet, but will be stuck firmly when it's dry.Now, as to pattern matching. Here's where you'll need to be careful. Start from the middle of the window and work out, so your full sheets are where you'll notice them. Remember to match the diamonds top to bottom-- I did install one roll upside down: the pattern isn't directional that way. Instead of trying to match the pattern across the edges, cut out your partial diamonds on both sides, then overlap the next roll.Use small pieces-- it's a great place to use scraps-- too large of a piece and it slips while installing, so trim your roll down before you install the edge pieces if needed. I did the sides of these windows in four sections. Use lots of soapy water. When you cut-- and you can peel the film off the window to use scissors, or use a sharp knife-- cut at the edges of the black lines. When you overlap the film, you'll use those lines to match the pattern. Overlay of two colors looks pretty; gives you some more variation.All in all, well worth the price point; if you had a very narrow window, it'd be a super easy install. They do note the pattern will fade in time, so be aware, but that's true of all window film.Once you've got things where you want