Window Privacy Film - Rainbow Frosted Window Film, 3D Decorative Glass Frosting Film, Stained Glass Decals - Non-Adhesive Static Cling Sticker for Windows

I want this product for my front window that faces the parking lot of my complex. This product proved to be easy installation If you follow the instructions provided. Now my windows look beautiful. I can leave the blinds open and no one can see in. I am very happy with this.

I like it. Give the whole bathroom new look

This film is amazing! I love the look on my front door, first pic is daytime, the other two were taken at night time, one inside and one outside. I recently replaced my solid front door which only had three small windows at the top. I wanted more daylight in my home, so I had a door with a window installed. I did not want to put blinds or a curtain over the window. A friend used this film in his bathroom, so I thought I would give it a try and found this pattern, which I absolutely love. You can not even tell that this is a film over the glass. Enough privacy and plenty of sunlightInstallation was pretty easy, once I read the instructions throughly and followed manufacturer instructions. Initially I followed my friend’s instructions to measure and cut a piece of film to fit the window. Fortunately I only needed enough film for one window and had enough to start over.

I was tired of keeping my bathroom window closed, so I purchased this. Had very little trouble putting it up. A couple of corners came loose, but a little dab of water and a good pressing fixed that. It's a very pretty designed and despite it's look, it is not colored. The rainbow of colors comes through when the sun hits this. I'd recommend it.

I've always hated the really strange clear glass panels in our house that view into the master bedroom from the entryway. I hung curtains to cover them, but it looked tacky. This product solved the problem. It was super easy to install and looks like custom etched glass! The texture with tiny grids going in different directions reflect light in interesting ways. It's beautiful and really exceeded my expectations!Installation tips: as others suggested, I added a drop of dish soap in my spray bottle. Using a fine mist spray nozzle worked best to minimize the water sliding down the glass. The material is very easy to work with, but I found it easier to only remove the top portion of the backing and applying it on the glass, then removing the rest of the backing and smoothing the rest of the material in place.

Loved this window film. Great for privacy yet let's light in through the window.

short version... this stuff rocks, if you are debating... stop, get it, love it.Long version... I bought this to put in my Master Bathroom, as from street view, this huge window is directly in line of sight of my toilet... and as you can see my bathtub. Originally we had a pressure rod curtain set up, but my demon cat decided to make that rod explode into a billion pieces across the bathroom. Since I am a man of culture and love natural sun light, I figured why not try some type of privacy glass instead of a curtain, this way the sun can still kiss my eyes, yet my neighbors are visually locked out. Found this product and liked the reviews.This sucker comes in... it's thiccccccck! The product is already thick and high quality, and then it even has really great texture and raises to it, it's 3d guys! Which is incredible, for the look and feel of the closest think to stained glass without the hassle or cost of stained glass. In fact, my mother came over for a family dinner and asked "When did you get stained glass put in, that wasn't there when you bought this house?" ... that to say, it LOOKS LEGIT!BUT, if this is your first time using any type of cling, have patience. I suggest finding your most flat and square project first. If you notice in the photos, my master bath has 5 ridiculous curved shapes... so I had to custom cut the film to size.... this is the biggest battle, as this sucker will put up a battle to be cut. its like you are fighting to pierce armor, so make sure you harness your inner Musashi Miyamoto and pull out your sharpest blade. In the end I decided tracing with sharpie and then cutting with scissors was my best bet, as holding and cutting with blade was a nightmare.I was so pumped after my battle victory, I felt like I had to find the next victim, which was the guest bathroom door... again to my luck, this is not a huge flat area to easily cover, instead its 15 panels... so this time I sketched out with a tape measure the lines on the film, cut them all out, then applied them all. This is the procedure guys, at least for multiple panel jobs. It saved a ton of time.For those still reading, I wish y'all the best, go ahead and click that buy button. PS, I ordered the largest option, figured you can always cut per project, but you never want to be too short and have to combine two pieces in one panel, that would look terrible. Advice... use plenty of soapy water when applying the cling, and just squeegee it out. Comes out great.

Nice films. Nice for privacy. Tricky to install. Clean the windows and USE THE SOAPY WATER! It will stay long enough for you to apply CLEAR PACKING TAPE to the window frame (but not much longer). This is the only answer. Sorry. (Yes the adhesive comes off when you want to remove the films). My first pic shows where I used NO TAPE in the sliding/locking track at all and the film has curled. The second pic show the impact the sliding window had on my tape trick, and the final pic shows my front window after two months of installation.