WPCTEV Window Film Non Adhesive Frosted Film Privacy Window Sticker Self Static Cling Vinly Glass Film Anti UV Decorative for Home Office Rain 35.4 Inch x 6.5 Feet

Easy and feel great even no curtains. I use different kinds of window films in different rooms depending on how high the privacy I feel comfortable. This one way film on the side of the living room, it works great so far especially it seems it nicely blocks the bright afternoon light that bothers the sensor of the game. The best part: no more curtains!Since this one is one way and I don't want to worry about anything at the night time, I use another (brand of) white frosted window film in bedrooms, it is pretty but it completely block the outside view, both ways.

Starting the middle of the day and afternoon, my front door and storm door get full hot sun for hours. The door gets so hot you can’t even touch it (or the handle) without feeling burned! I bought this film to install inside the storm door to alleviate the heat and UV rays. Amazingly, it works really well blocking the heat and solves the problem. I was able to do the install myself. I followed the instructions carefully and took my time. It looks shiny, and is reflective from outside. Although it’s muted, it’s still noticeable, and actually I was hoping it would appear darker from the sidewalk. The functionality of it is a success, and I’ll also be able to sit inside the front door to look out without being observed from outside, so I can leave the inner door open now without sacrificing privacy. The jury is still out (concerning how it looks from outside) but the product itself is one of good quality and I found it reasonably easy to work with. Edited a few days later: I compromised and cut off the top third of the film (which allowed my decorative window on the inner door to show from outside). The slightly reflective appearance is not objectionable to me now, and it still serves the purpose of having privacy and heat protection to the handles and front of door.

This film looks nice and adds privacy. It still lets in a lot of light, which is what we wanted. However, it was more difficult to work with than a different brand of film I installed a few weeks ago in another room. The texture and thickness made it difficult to trim once it was in place on the window. This film does not come with any tools, which also complicated the installation. You’ll need a very sharp utility knife, a straight edge (I’d recommended metal), something to smooth out the bubbles (a credit card works), and a spray bottle for water.

To start, these window films are installable without too much skill/practice. It just takes times. I’m in a bottom floor apartment, but wanted to let some light in during the day (and keep my bedroom dark in the mornings) so I ordered three different films. This review will be a mix of general advice and specifics for this film.First, this stuff takes lots of rounds of work. You have to measure, cut, try and make your cut perfectly square, then separate the backing sheet. If you haven’t worked with window films before, I’d describe them as if two pieces of indestructible saran wrap were stuck to each other. Separating them is a huge pain. Since they work by static electricity, one thing that worked for me was to leave the actual film on the floor, then peel off the backing. Once you start peeling, the film will hold itself in place.Then there’s the window application - a few things to note. If you have a film that’s clear and uses texture, it’ll be harder to squeegee, harder to cut, and (at least in this film’s case) less privacy-preserving. Even if they’re all rated as the same privacy level, different films are definitely more or less private. So unless you’re specifically a fan of the “rain”, I’d recommend another film.There are plenty of directions with each roll, of varying grammatical quality. But you’ll figure it out, just don’t expect the installation to be fast.

This is the second roll I have received. This one has the same problem I encountered as on the first one which I returned. There is a deep groove along the entire length of the tube which has caused a permanent crease in the material which all the rubbing in the world will not get out. This renders the sheet unusable.

It helped a little bit with heat from the evening sun. Not as much as I had hoped. It also has a pattern on it which got irritating after a while. I think I’ll look for a different tint, without a grid pattern on it, so it is simply like a mirror.

I bought this for a bathroom window. I had a hard time getting it to stick, it's almost like the plastic was too thick and heavy, it kept wanting to peel up and come off. I ended up using a hair dryer which helped some with the air bubbles and helped it to adhere to the window. It's not perfect, there are still bubbles underneath but it's hidden by the texture of the design. It provides privacy but still allows light through which is what I wanted. I have used the thinner tinted window film before and in my opinion, the thinner one is easier to apply.

First of all it distort but does not completely obscure someone from being able to see inside your home. Secondly you have to use copious amounts of water for it to stick well or it will begin lifting. The ease or difficulty with application is largely dependent on what you are covering and the difficulty in cutting the right size because there is no grid to cut along so you have to measure and cut without guidance. It is very nice once it is installed.