Privacy Window Film,Decorative Glass Door Film,Static Cling Window Tint,No Glue Removable Anti UV for Home and Office Decoration,17.5 inches by 78.7 inches

Easy to apply I was able to do these big windows in a hour, exactly what I was looking for, beautiful

This window film is great...once you remove the clear backing. You can't see it or feel it, so use the provided sticker to try and peel it off. The problem is when you trim your piece but have leftover that you'd like to use for another window application. I tried to re-use the sticker, but without the super strong adhesive bond, it makes it really difficult. So, use your nail to curl the end and you'll see the clear film begin to separate from the window covering.Without removing this clear film, the cling will not stick to the window. So, if you're having trouble getting it to stick, you haven't removed the film. After that, use a ton of soapy water and the cling adheres nicely!

I used this to increase the frosted glass effect on a door. The window on the door has mostly frosted panes but a couple of small clear squares that people could peer through. Adding this worked well to obscure those squares but keep the original design. This film was slightly more difficult to use than another brand I used in our bathroom, but the end result was excellent. I suggest 1. use water with some detergent 2. use a cloth to wet the window rather than a spray bottle, and keep it handy while applying because you may need to rewet the edges 3. use tape on either side to remove the backing 4. be sure to apply the smooth side to the window, the textured side will not stick 5. press it in place and if it rolls up on the edges, rewet and repress. It will take. If I were doing this on a larger window, I think I would unroll what I needed and flatten it under some books overnight. The only difficulty is that this is a nice thick textured film and that has been rolled up, so it wants to curl again. However, with some patience, it works very well and the end result is perfect.

Initially I was disappointed in the performance as the edges were not clinging. And then I discovered there is a protective film backing that must be removed. (feel like a fool for not knowing this)It's beautiful and just what I was hoping for.

We live in a century home. The bathroom has a pebbly, privacy glass exterior window and a door with a window that leads to what used to be an airing porch for blankets and rugs. We’ve turned the airing porch into my home office. For privacy we installed this window film on the office side of the door, leaving the bathroom side smooth, like the exterior window. It looks fantastic and is a near-match with the existing window. Installation on a vertical surface is challenging and took three tries to get it close to perfect, but it was worth the effort. We do have one cat hair between the glass the the film; in a historic home, it’s a preservation of occupant history :-)

I wanted to love this product so badly. I had already bought something similar from Home Depot and had to take it off, and trash it, as it did not work correctly either. So I'm actually out for buying two items to cover my door, and my door still remains uncovered. I'm so disappointed! First, the package arrived on time which was great. I think it was even early. I made sure I read the reviews and watched videos on installation. I bought a squeegee just for applying it. I measured and cut the film, making sure to leave space around the edges so that it didn't touch any part of the doorframe. It just sat on flat glass. I heavily sprayed water all over my glass door, after cleaning it VERY throughly. I put it up, and it looked so great, so I threw away the packaging. But I arrived to my office the next day, and I noticed the bottom was not adhering to the door. Nothing I tried would get it to stick. I have now redone the entire door six times in hopes of getting it to finally stick, but it will not. I think the bottom of the film is where the film was rolled up too tightly to be put in the tube for transport. That's the only thing I can think of. But it doesn't stick. And after a day, the entire panel is always lifted off the glass completely. I'm so disappointed! You can see in my photo if you look closely that the film is not sticking on the edges. In the second photo, I held the film down so you can see that it is NOT touching the side of the door in any way. If I cut it any more, people could see into my office, then what would be the point of the privacy film? Not that it would help it stick anyway. Ugh. I do not recommend this product in any way!

I like everything about it except in some areas it's not sticking to the glass. I cleaned the glass and misted with water and used a squeegee so it was installed properly. It stuck in some areas but not all. I have used many other window clings like this and have not had any problems with adhesion on them. I would guess it might be that the back is not really smooth, it's quite rough.

I bought this to put on my front door windows. I like to open the shade on my front door, but had no privacy. Now I can open shade to let light in, but still have privacy.