Fablon FAB10520 Mondrian Self Adhesive Window Film, Multicolor

I purchased this with reservation because there were very few reviews, however I really wanted actual adhesive (not static cling) because the plan was to use this to permanently cover some tacky mirrored closet doors.... and the price for this stuff was SO much better.I had to buy 2 rolls- one for each door. If I'd gone with the static cling it would have been exponentially more expensive and would not have lasted.I'm comfortable applying vinyl, tinting car windows, and stuff like that. You might have issues if you've never done that sort of thing, however, if you have... or if you're open to a learning curve, this stuff is great.Once applied it didn't look too great. Lots of milky areas that were not actually bubbles. ... but it was still better than the mirrored doors for the moment.Fast forward a few days and the milky areas were slowly getting smaller. A few bubbles showed up (also looking milky)... I used a pin to pierce the bubbles, put a dehumidifier in the room with the doors for about a week and 100% of the milky areas disappeared-- it was just trapped moisture from initial application....and this is how the job turned out. It's not perfect but I'm pretty happy with the results.

Could be a little more opaque. However w cannot complain about the great price. Maybe I’ll double it up

Always wanted stained glass like my grandma's house and now I do, glad I ordered two rolls because they offer the perfect amount of privacy while still allowing you to see through the clear sections (can't see clearly, a transparent haze). It would have been 5 stars but the tracking was off slightly on the red and yellow print... Just a sliver of blank before the black outline shines through, not really noticeable but I used to run a printing press so I tend to pick up on those things, no one else has noticed and it took me a day to see it so would have gone 4.5 if it would let me. Wish they offered more patterns of stained glass, I've got tons of windows that I could cover and this stuff went up super easy (I soaked the window with water and just squeegeed the water out). Pro tip: wrap some fabric around a credit card, glides better than rubber and won't scratch the vinyl, I used some scrap pool table felt but an old shirt or rag would work just as easily, the directions always say to not peel the thing but I cut to fit them have someone help strip the paper off and then grab two corners each and slap it on the window. Use lots of water and it'll glide around easily, scrape water up so vinyl gets pushed against the edge then just work your way down bit by bit, use a towel to soak up water, go back over it once more working center to corner to mitigate any remaining air pockets.

So I wanted to insert a (FLW, CRM) stained glass window pane in the sidelight next to the front door. The morning sun beams through it setting me in the right mood outa bed. Stained glass is insanely expensive so I used this stick-on Mondrian film to make sure it was what I imagined. An easy carpet knife cut through the roll and it went on easier than Pi, with a few small bubbles we won’t talk about. If you don’t want the bubbles, YouTube says apply with soap. For the money, a great effect and confirmation on moving ahead with the stained glass pane.

I’m so happy with this purchase! My stained glass windows were stolen long before I bought my house and I’ve needed something to create a stained glass look WITHOUT looking like a church. I love the way they add style to my rooms. You don’t see the color reflected in the rooms. There are not spots of blue or red on your walls. They let plenty of light in.

The product looked to be transparent as stated, but there was no green at all, as is shown on the listing.I returned it.

Needed some privacy on our French doors. It works and looks awesome. Super easy to install. Get a little 4 inch squeegee and a spray bottle. Helps install, a lot.

I was asked where I had gotten my "old" stained glass door. They could not believe that it was a film.