Coavas Rainbow Window Privacy Film Frosted Glass Static Cling,Anti-UV Heat Blocking Window Tint,Decorative Iridescent Home Bathroom Door Frosting Cover Renter Friendly(11.8 x 78.7 Inch, Colorful)

For a nice frosted backdrop on aquariums, this film works great. It has a nice thickness to it and is super easy to apply. The backing is somewhat hard to remove but once you peel it, it’s super easy to apply once you get the surfaces wet. Bubbles are super easy to remove with a standard squeegee for window film or a credit card could work as well. Since the material is thick it shouldn’t scratch it up or anything. Nice diffused light and solid stickiness. Easy to cut as well.

Very cute. Just wanted I needed for the VERY large window in my bathroom above my bathtub. I did have to buy multiple rolls, which isn't a problem. I used what was left in other parts of my house. Very easy to put up. I live in AZ, and surprisingly this keeps the sun out well and my bath isn't too hot. Still good lighting but it's nice when it's a 100 plus degrees outside LOL. I've never put up something like this so it's not the best looking but it works for me.

I bought the white 35.4” x 118.1” film for the lower half of our bathroom window on the first floor because from the backyard deck, it was easy to see if someone was using (and definitely when they were sitting on) the toilet and I wanted to eliminate that bit of (potential) awkwardness. It worked perfectly and thus far has lasted three years from when I first bought it in November 2020 (for $30) and does not show any signs of slowing down! The film is…Personal pros:-Thin while being easy to cut. I simply measured the perimeter of the glass, ordered the closest approximate size, and cut to fit using an X-acto knife.-Easy to apply. I cleaned the window using water and a pinch of Ajax dish soap, rinsed and dried it, then lightly sprayed water on the film and applied it to the window. I then used a squeegee to iron out the bubbles and it has remained perfectly stuck on the window to this day!-The color and meager amount of sunlight blocked ensures privacy and lets in enough sunlight while keeping the window operational and stylish. Now it is still easy to tell when someone is in the bathroom since light still shines through the window, but it is more difficult to tell what they are doing.Personal cons:-I would hesitate to buy it again at the $60 price point it currently holds, but it is easy to imagine that its popularity alone boosted it that high in just three years.Overall I highly recommend this film. It was easy to measure, cut, clean and apply, it provides an adequate level of privacy while letting in plenty of sunlight, and has endured to the point where it still perfectly clings to my window three years after I first applied it. While $60 for the same film might give you pause, I would still recommend giving it some thought. This white privacy film from Coavas gets an easy 4/5!

Exactly as advertised. Easy to install (with a bit of knowledge and understanding of applying film)If you're inexperienced watch plenty of instruction videos before installing and maybe order a bit more than you need to practice, the material is very forgiving and doesn't crease, fold or stick easily to itself when applying, the frosted glass print offers all the privacy to my bathroom window from the street below with plenty of light that my plants seem to thrive off of without the direct blazing sun.Clean the window very well, spray both surfaces with soapy water, a dollar store squeegee helps immensely. I found it easier to apply a slightly larger piece to the glass and trim the excess directly in place rather than cutting it to size ahead of time.Time will tell about durability but so far a good product and the customer service has been prevalent.

We used this film on our kitchen window to add some privacy, and it worked perfectly. It was easy to apply, looks great, and completely blocks the view from outside while still letting in plenty of natural light.

The best thing I ever purchased. I have an oval glass front door window and we hate how you could see through it if you come super close. I bought this and putting it up was fairly simple. I wet the smooth end and the window with a soapy solution and cut the appropriate size out. I will say if I had a box cutter the process would’ve been simpler but I could only find my pocket knife. It’s stuck on pretty well the adhesion is good. You can’t see through it at all no matter what time of day it is. Definitely worth the money!