HOHOFILM 5ft by 16ft Roll Semi-Privacy One Way Gradient Window Film White Dot Glass Tint Door Glass Decoration Stickers Self-Adhesive Decoration Film

I live across from a park and sometimes have a lack of privacy when I open my blinds to get some afternoon sun. I cut these down to size and installed them on my living room windows and they look great! There’s enough leeway to choose exactly where I wanted the opacity to fade to clear and it worked out perfect. The whole bottom section of the windows are mostly opaque and just starting to get clearer towards the middle, and the top panes are semi-opaque fading to clear near the top. I’ve been admiring them all day! I can see the trees and sky when hanging out and not the partiers across the street, and hopefully vice versa! They can be tedious to install but the results are well worth it. I’m thinking they might even add a tiny bit of sound insulation as well.

This film has a very nice gradient and it looks good when installed, increasing privacy significantly. I tested it at night with the lights on inside and the first 35" or so just showed shadowy outlines.Some tips:Be careful when peeling! If the film stick to itself it is going into the GARBAGE.I suggest soaping the entire area of the window and then peeling the top foot or so of backing off of the film and placing it on the window. Ideally have someone hold the top as you peel the backing off and place it on the window in a downward direction. If the film is not sliding on the window you need more soapy water. Lift and squirt (I filled an old Windex bottle with a copy drops of soap and cold water) until it is moving around.I precut my film. There are pros and cons to do it that way (especially if your windows are not square).Once the film is in place and the right size begin the squeegee process. This must be done REPEATEDLY because bubbles will form for several minutes after the film is place. When you first start squeegeeing out the water use you hand (or partner) to hold the film down. As you remove the water the adhesive will kick in and that won't be necessary. I use a small towel in one hand and squeegee with the other, wiping the water off the window as soon as it comes off.As you get most of the water off you need to be a bit more aggressive in the squeegee process but be careful that you don't damage the film as you press. They make soft plastic tools for doing this, but you can get pretty far with a credit card if you are very careful (and buff with the cloth afterward).

Great product and easy to use. The product is adjustable in case your measuring for small windows. The film is easy to unroll, mark measurements and easy to cut.

Looks good but requires professional installation. Our first attempt failed miserably, we then hired a professional installer and he too had a hard time but got it done with minor imperfections.

It was easy enough to install, however, the film didn’t dry uniformly. Bubbles we’re removed, but the soapy water left streaks and blotches across the top where the film starts to clear. I’m returning it. I think the soapy water created residue on the film and window.

Didn't meet our expectations prior to installing. Product appeared to be good quality, just wasn't right for our installation.

If you're looking at this gradient film, then you know how overpriced it can be purchasing from sellers within the US. Some of the price quotes I got were insane. The few gradient films I found, I didn't like the gradient pattern. The transition zone started too early or too late for my preference.I took a chance with this item because of price, and the transition occurred roughly where I wanted it. The film arrived undamaged, rolled up in a hard cardboard tube the height of the film. The thickness of the film was just about right, not too thin. Install was as expected for a film.I attached the only picture I have of the film installed which isn't a good one, but you get the idea. The film looks great.One additional note:The shipping was AMAZINGLY fast. I was expecting 3 weeks because it was shipping from overseas. I had the film in my hands in FOUR DAYS!

The media could not be loaded. This is typically used in offices/conference rooms. We used this in our front door. It provided the privacy we need and light filtering.From inside or outside, you need to be close to the door to see the other side.Installation is slightly challenging than the other glass filters I used before as this is a bit more sturdy and thicker plastic. Keep an eye on the bubbles forming after a few hours. What I did is I took a sturdy plastic (like a credit card) and kept pushing the bubbles as I see them.