SUMAGITIN Transparent Decorative Window Film Anti UV Colorful Adhesive Vinyl Heat Insulation Solar Window Tinting Sheets Glass Film for Christmas Home Decoration, 17.7Inch x 78.7Inch, Orange

Well this should help keep the cops off me now my 1971 Plymouth Cricket had a broken taillight since 1971 I really didn’t want to fix it because I was saving up for my 24” spinners but this saved the day I just slapped a little of this on her behind and I’m good to go! The ease of installation was a breeze just cut what you need and slap a little water on that thang for some lubricant and there she be good as new. Definitely got my value for my money I have so much left over I slapped it all around the outside lights now my house looks like the red light district. Visibility is great I couldn’t figure out why I was getting so many random men stopping by ringing my doorbell until now. I definitely recommend this it will bring your car into this century and all the attention to your house.

I was having trouble sleeping and my therapist suggested I remove the clocks (they really did illuminate the room quite well). Well, that's not practical; I need to know if it's 2:00 AM or time to get up. So I went on a search for red film that I could put over the blue clock lights to dull them down (and yes, I buy clocks with dimmable lights). This worked great. I wish the adhesive was less sticky, because it was hard to get it onto the clock face without bubbles in it, and then it was hard to get it back off to get rid of the bubbles. I had tried static film, but it kept falling off, so this works better, but a little less tackiness would have been nice....or maybe if the film were thicker it would be easier to handle. Anyway, it got the job done, and I was surprised at how different the room looks now in the dark. I can still see what time it is, but the red is nothing like the brightness of the blue or green light of clocks, which bounced off the walls. I also had to put strips of it on my air-filter which has about 5 green lights that are very bright. I wish manufacturers would think about how their products are used and what they will look like in a dark room.

Product is good I purchased green, orange, yellow. The green and orange are fine but the yellow I had to triple layer it to give it yellow color in sunlight. Easy to install

Really liked this when I first installed it last year, however the color has faded away since then. Upper windows with no screen, it's hard to even tell there is colored tint on the window at all. Lowers with screening haven't faded as completely but have lost most of their color.One window it was installed on is mostly blocked by a tree, the difference between that window and the others is very noticeable.I'd hope for a product that doesn't need to be replaced that often.

Very translucent and appears more orange than red when on the window. The plastic backing was nearly impossible to find/catch at the edges and separate to peel off. I have diamond shaped paned glass in my front doors and I wanted the retro stained glass look. What a PitA. Really wish this was the cling-on type of film that applies with water. Those are so much easier to apply and release bubbles.

Nice deep orange hue. Looks great over the house’s outside lighting for the Halloween season!

I used this to tint a pair of prescription glasses for a costume. There was a learning curve for me but definitely a great option of costume/cosplay for those of us who need their prescription glasses to see!

I used this stuff to make a purple tint for visors on a couple 3D printed helmets and it works great, with a bit of practice I was able to get a good tint and it super happy with how it came out. Btw if you’re looking at permanently attaching it to a pla and struggling to find an adhesive any cyanoacrylate based glue works great