Kromapolis Window Film, Window Privacy Film, Window Vinyl Glass Covering, Stained Glass Decorative Film, Window Film Privacy Frosted Static Clings, Non-Adhesive, No-Glue (17.5 x 78.7 inch)

This worked great for my new office that had a big window for everyone to see in. It lets the light in but all you can see is shapes on both sides. The fit was perfect. I had no issues with applying it. The instructions were easy to follow. Just measure, cut, wash and dry window, spray window with water, remove film from back, apply to wet window, and squeegee all the water/bubbles out. I would definitely recommend to anyone and it looks more professional than a curtain they wanted me to put up!

This Kromapolis window film has completely wowed me. I used it on both smooth glass and paneled windows, and it installed like a dream on both. Seriously – spray a little water, line it up, smooth it out, and you’re done. Even on the panels, it hugged the glass perfectly with no bubbles or peeling corners.The effect is stunning. I get full privacy but still enjoy that soft, natural daylight. And when the sunlight comes through, the frosted design throws the most beautiful patterns across the room – instant décor without even trying. As a bonus, I’ve noticed my rooms stay noticeably cooler during our brutal summer afternoons. Less glare, less heat, more comfort.Why this film is a winner:Extremely easy to install – even on paneled windows, no fuss at all.No glue mess – static cling makes it reposition-friendly.Stylish finish – looks like custom frosted glass, not cheap plastic.Generous size – 17.5x118.1in gave me coverage for multiple windows.Practical benefits – privacy, cooler rooms, and gorgeous light patterns.This is one of those rare products that’s functional and beautiful. I’d buy it again in a heartbeat.

This is the way!!Wanted window tint to help cut down on the heat and electricity costs here in sunny Florida. I purchased 3 different brands to cover the amount I would need along with the opportunity to compare those 3 brands. My decision to purchase 1 single roll (17.5x 78.7/Black-Silver) of this brand was due to the included tools. Whats remarkable is this was the best brand among all 3. All brands cost about the same but the other 2 brands came with no tools. This film is noticeably thicker and much easier to separate and apply. The reflective properties also appeared superior over the 2 other brands I purchased. I also had less challenges with the curl of the roll translating. Once I removed the protective sheet, the film became universally pliable. I did notice that at night , if the inside lights are on, the inside is easily visible from the outside. Thats not a gripe but important for some to know its not really 2 way at night. For me the night time 2 way visibility is a plus. For added privacy, I can always pull my curtains closed at night. When the installation was done was it perfect? No! It rarely ever is!! I have a lot of experience applying vinyl decals to windows using a very similar install process and understand no matter how well you clean the surface, bubbles are just part of it. Following up removing bubbles and trimming to a perfect fit are again just part of this no matter what you buy or how expensive. So that is to say I don't at all blame the film for the understood challenges getting it just right. But I do complement this film b/c it was far less troublesome and noticeably thicker. The included squeegee and razor cutter were crucial as I initially planed on using a credit card and an exacto knife. I did try both and neither worked nearly as well as the included squeegee and razor knife . The razor knife has a very appropriately shaped blade with a long and narrow diagonal angle making it easier to get inside tight corners and locate the window frame to trace finishing trim cuts. Very very nice touch!!!. I knew installing any tint on these windows wouldn't likely end up in a perfectly flat image un noticeable to the human eye. The house is old, the windows likely 60 + years old, the battle for absolute perfection is too steep and not worth the trouble in my opinion. What I wanted was a decent and inexpensive attempt at dramatically cutting down on the radiating heat entering my home. And this so far has exceeded my expectations!! Aesthetics were far down on the list though I did try my best to reduce the bubbles as much as possible. So Yes a few bubbles remain mostly around the edges but Im ok with that as they can be removed over time with follow up maintenance. Its my home not a store front or neighborhood patrolled by HOA retirees with nothing better to do but nit pick. I would like to impart some suggestions that might help anyone brave enough to have read this far down.Removing Bubbles: You may find some bubbles just won't press out despite multiple attempts. Or some bubbles may appear after a few days/weeks. You can easily remove stubborn bubbles by poking a small pin hole in them. This will let the film flatten out and they aren't noticeable at all. Easy fix if nothing else works.Cutting:. Yes the razor knife was very very useful but a rotary razor blade will make those long horizontal cuts far easier to accomplish over trying to hold a razor knife steady as it travels along the cut line. Also if you need to cut from one edge to another, start somewhere in the middle . This will prevent your cutting from dragging the entire piece. Example Middle to the right. Then finish by going middle left. Cutting from the middle will help prevent your cuts from straying off course and help keep the film still on the glass.Removing bubbles:. Have patience . Yes its prudent to get as many bubbles out as soon as possible. But some just wont press out right away. Let the sun evaporate the remaining water and try again after a couple of days. Projects like this can take a few days/weeks of follow up maintenance before it fully settles in. Especially if you're doing this on old and weather beaten windows. You must keep periodically checking on them and pressing out or poking pin holes in stubborn bubbles.Vinyl Plotter/Cutter. If you have a vinyl cutter like a cricut etc and it can handle your needed dimensions. Your a fool if you don't use it. You may have to increase the cutting pressure so some experimentation may be required. But you will get absolutely perfect sized and shaped cuts. This can dramatically cut down on the labor, time, and frustration of doing this part by hand. My vinyl cutter is down so I had to do my cutting by hand making this project take much longer and much much more frustrating.Im very happy with the results and the included tools which are crucial if not mandatory for this task!!! Save some dramatic failure in the coming months. I stand by my 5 star rating as the quality, value ,and performance just can't be any better. Especially at this price point of 8.99 for 9.56 square foot of coverage.I might just buy more and over time swap out the sections from the inferior brands.You can do it, take your time, get the right tools, and don't let time constraints infect your will to do this the right way. It won't ever go as planned. Take your sweet time and let needs of the project dictate the time needed. If you start rushing things, the frustration will pile up. One section at a time and it will likely take longer than anticipated. Thats just part of it.Good Luck.

We bought this film to cover scratched and cracked plexiglass on a kitchen pantry. It was reasonably priced, features a nice design, and was easy to apply, giving the pantry a much nicer front appearance.

I love how it turned out! I didn’t like having blinds on the door, they were noisy and kept breaking. However I wanted privacy, without compromising natural light. I chose this design because fussy-cutting wouldn’t be as bad as it could’ve with a different pattern.I love how this looks! Even before I installed it, the pattern is pretty and classic. And I absolutely love how it looks on the door. It functions how I want it to. I get privacy, natural light, and it’s a simple but pretty addition.Installing it was easy! The instructions were basic but made sense. The only thing I didn’t follow, was cutting off excess as I installed. I had 9 panels to put the film on, and they’re rather small. I opted to measure the window, and cut all 9 pieces before I placed them on the window.So far so good! We’ll see how it holds up. Definitely worth it, in my opinion.

This frosted glass privacy film was surprisingly easy to work with. Measuring and applying it went smoothly, and peeling it off to reposition is simple if you need to adjust. Just make sure you measure carefull. As the saying goes, “measure twice, cut once” really applies here.The main challenge was getting enough film for my needs. For a single door, I had to buy two sheets to cover everything. Once you have enough, though, application is straightforward and gives a nice, clean frosted look. Patience is key, but the end result is very satisfying.💡 Tip: Take your time with measurements and placement. It’s easy to reposition, but a little patience goes a long way.Verdict: Easy to use, looks great, but plan ahead to make sure you have enough for your project.

Absolutely love this, I got this for my kitchen door the design is really cute and like that it provides the privacy that I was looking for. It have a dark black tint on the outside but it’s clear on the inside it was easy to install, easy instruction’s and it sticks on the windows nicely. I would definitely recommend if your looking for something that provides privacy and a cute design