Coavas Non-Adhesive Frosted Glass Window Film & Window Privacy Film for Home & Office - Heat Control, UV & Sun Blocking, Easy DIY Installation, 23.6"x157.5" (Frosted Decal, Bathroom/Bedroom)

I have an assignment neighbor across from me that leaves their porch light on all night. It shines right into the bedroom windows of my apartment, and of course nicely asking them to stop didn't do anything. In fact, they somehow convinced their neighbor next to them to do the same thing at the same hours. Will I finally had enough, and found this product on Amazon. As soon as I saw that it was static cling I was sold, and the price is incredible. I was about to cover my whole window with two rolls. It was a little tricky at first, but after peeling the front plastic off it's much easier to work with. Also with a ton of water. I found it worked best if you put the piece on after spraying water on the window, then taking it off and applying a second coat of water on the window before reapplying the film. This makes it slide so much easier. Also I used a lint roller that had a lot of lint on it to flatten out the bubbles and it worked perfectly. Get reflected jerks!

im happy all and all only thing is if your up real close " Like Face On the Glass" you can see through, so if your looking for true one way this is not it but if your looking for a "Great , easy to use " film to cut down on sunlight and mostly look like a mirror from everywhere but right up on it, this is perfect. I left a pic so you can see it looks pretty good all and all "and I got them for a good price :-) use lots of water and a sharp razor and a metal straight edge on a clean surface and all should be good.

I live in a 100-year-old house which I love - except in the summer! I have a set of west facing French doors in the dining room, and the sun beats in mercilessly in the afternoon. I cut the film to size for each of the 20 panes, stuck it on each one, and put the sheer curtains back on the inside of the windows. You really don't notice the film much through the sheers, and it does help to keep the room cooler in the afternoon. It was kind of a pain to cut the film, just because of the number I had to do, but I saved the backing for each piece and will try to save the film on the backing pieces to use again next summer. It was very easy to actually apply the film to the windows, and you can easily re-wet the window and reapply if you don't get it quite right the first time. Somewhere in the instructions it said to use soapy water, which I did on the first two pieces. It didn't work out very well. After that I just squeezed as much water as I could onto the cleaned window, applied the film, and used a squeegee to smooth out the bubbles. I'm very happy with his product!

I wasn't sure if this would block out the sunlight but it does not. Great privacy, easy to use and lots of light.

The product went on very easily! But it does not give good visibility during the day, and the very small bubbles from wetting the product and window do not clear out easily. I finally used a credit card to try to pressure them to the edges, and made terrible scrapes all over the film. It is also difficult to cut with precision, and as a result, I have uneven narrow edges of light around the sides of the dark panels, which looks tacky and ameteurish. Yeh, 'm an ameteur at this. But still...