One Way Privacy Window Film,Premium PET Material,Daytime Reflective Heat Control Anti UV Door Sticker,Window Tint for Home Office Living Room,Moon Silver,35.4 Inch x 6.5 Feet

I am so VERY glad we bought this heat reflective film..We have a big window that faces full south so it really heats our house up in this VERY hot and dry drought we are having in Washington State..The film I bought was Mercury Blue..I got the 23.6x 6.5 ft size..It went on easily..The hardest part was getting the protective film off the window cling ..After struggling with the large window first.. I had enough left over to cover a small window in our porch that faces full EAST sun ..I figured out putting a piece of scotch tape on the corner of the protective film (not the one that goes on the window) and pulling it was sooo easy to separate the 2 films..I also used a spray bottle with just dish soap and water..I used a LOT of spray on the window and the cling..NOTE: Do not spray the window before you are ready to apply because the soap, especially on a hot sunny side window, will dry and leaves streaks and you just have to spray again.. Also, I had enough left over to do the small window in the porch.. I planned on that when I ordered..The only concern I had was I new it would be pieced together..I decided to overlap one window with the scraps..IT HELD GREAT!! You can see in the pictures I took..They are the last of windows.. If you look at the pictures and see the comparison to the opened window and the window with the heat reflective film on it..you can see how clear it is …a bit tinted but still great visibility.. I HIGHLY recommend this product.. I did a test for the temp with the window covered and the window not covered..There is a HUGE difference now with the heat stopped outside! Yaaaaay! I am planning on a long term solution to the ‘heat is here to stay’ situation our climate change has put us all in. Note: I cut my window cling as close to size before putting it on..That seemed easier..I did have an exact0 knife for trimming some areas but that was minimal..GOOD luck!SECOND REVIEW ON SECOND ORDER.. I still love this product…I used it on 2 West side facing bedroom windows..I had a very pretty prismatic window cling on those but they were not heat reflecting..I cut the heat reflecting film and applied like the first order..It went on without a problem..NOTE…You can see right through this reflective window cling..My husband went outside and I stayed inside for the test..Sooo, I really missed my prismatic cling.. I wondered if it would stick to the reflective cling..IT DOES!! Sooo pretty..The first 6 pictures are the dinning room window..I have a picture of flowers to divide the window pictures..The last pictures are the bedroom window with the heat reflective cling underneath the prismatic film.. LOVE it..

Used the product on a palladium window. It was tricky. Planning to use second order for patio door.Unfortunately, AMAZON driver left this in front of garage door which is on the west side of the house instead of the front door on the north side of the house. Had we opened the door from inside the garage to drive out, the product would have been run over by our car. Recently a package was left on the south side of the house on the steps that go from the patio into the house. The steps were painted earlier that day. Made a mess!

Pros: Definitely cuts the heat and glare in the room, which gets sun almost all day.Con: The light adhesive makes it a bit of a PITA to install. Not sure it's really needed for most residentail applications and just makes it tougher to get an easy and smooth application. also, the backing film is difficult to remove because of the adhesive. The adhesive makes it almost impossible to get a wrinkle or bubble-free application, unlike non-adhesive films.Installation advice: begin heavily wetting the film the moment you begin peeling off the backing film, otherwise it will stick to itself and become almost impossible to manage. Beyond that, good luck getting all the bubbles and creases out.

I am very satisfied with this product and I'm not sure why some people say it doesn't work. I recently set up a window bird feeder in my closet room window to watch the birds up close and have the family cat see them without scaring them off.It was my first time installing window film. After watching some YouTube tutorials it was overall pretty easy. It was actually a little challenging to place the film on by myself without anyone to help me, but I was able to do it. I made a soapy solution by using about 1 to 2 squirts of baby shampoo in a spray bottle of water. I cleaned the window and sprayed both the glass and the adhesive side of the film (after the clear backing was removed) and placed the film with the wet soapy side to the prepped window. I did accidentally get the film crinkled and sticking to itself but I was able to get it untangled and sticking to the window. You might not be able to see in the first picture but there were little crinkles in some areas of the film that I think were caused by my solo film installation mishap. I don't mind having these imperfections since I'm only using it for my closet window and not in a more open area of the house. After using a window squeegee to remove the soapy later between the film and the glass, I trimmed off the excess using a box cutter. I didn't have a good box cutter that could get into the tight corners so I the edges of the film did not look as good as I wanted it to be. After letting the film set overnight it's still sticking and it seems to work very well!I bought the film in cosmic black that makes the window tinted black from the inside, but it's not too dark that I can't see out of it during the daytime. At night it is harder to see out the window because of the film’s black tint and reflective nature when the lights are on inside the house.I've seen some reviews here saying that it doesn't work. While I don't think this is the most high quality brand of window film on the market, it still works very well under the right lighting conditions. One way window film only works when it's dark or not well lit inside the room and there's a good amount of daylight outside. The film will reflect the light on the outside and create the mirror effect. During the night time when it's completely dark outside but the lights are on in the inside, the effect is reversed and hypothetically someone outside could see inside your window but you can't see anyone outside. If both inside and outside have the same lighting conditions then the one way mirror effect would not be very strong. That's why if you want complete privacy in any lighting condition then having translucent or opaque window film would be a better option.I can't speak to its heat insulation or safety protection from smashed glass. I think that if you want a little bit of daytime privacy on your windows without breaking the bank then I recommend purchasing these! Just make sure you have the right tools and hands to prep the film for easy application.

Been a couple of weeks and all still looks great. Tint went on fairly easy. Although is several places i see what looks like hair behind the tint and when you pull it back and check it is not. So, I'm not Shure what that is but overall, the tint works great. cuts down the light penetration pretty good. although it does not make it one way glass. just makes it more difficult to see through, unless the sun is directly facing the window.PS: just add a sheer white curtain and the light penetration is almost gone.

You can clearly see the side where I’ve put the reflective film and where I haven’t. It works great. Very easy application. You do need your own squeegee and water spray bottle so keep that in mind.