Window Film Privacy One Way Window Tint for Home Reflective See Out not in Light Heat Blocking for Doors and Windows(Black 17.5X78.7)

Bought this for my grandmother's room and made a huge difference in helping keep it cool during the day. Looks great, easy to install and is overall a great purchase. Helps her have privacy with her curtains open.

Provides privacy, while still allowing light through.It's a quality film, that has a nice texture and pattern. It's pretty, but hasn't produced many rainbows for me. It does better on sunny days, as you can see in my pics.Very easy to apply. I measured my window panes first. Then, I cut the film to those measurements. I put a little dish soap in a spray bottle (shaken up to mix together). Peel backing off of the cling film. Mist the window with spray bottle. Position film on pane. Use squeegee, credit card, or other firm edge to scootch air bubbles to the edge.

I really love this one. When the sunlight hits it, it’s absolutely beautiful. Thicker film, easy to cut, and provides total privacy. I just bought more.

As a Do It Yourself project, it's very easy to do as long as you can reach the top of your windows or have a helping hand for those windows that are more difficult to reach. Had it only for a month, but has done wonders for reducing the piercing sharpness of sunlight when suffering migraines. Has reduced some algae growth in our fish tank as a side bonus. Cats like being able to see outside during the day and the birds, rabbits can't see them. Only caveat for is that this type of window "cling" lets people see inside the house at night if you have lights on. It's blurry, so better than not having anything on the window if you can't close curtains or the curtains keep getting pushed aside often because of pets (especially cats and dogs).

Negative 10 stars. I ordered 3 of these rolls, each with about a 6” overage in size. The directions were not very clear, we looked up videos to ensure we used the right technique. The problems; at least 6” or more on the side of the roll was warped / micro wrinkled from the rolls being so tight and small and uneven. I was not able to cut off these defects. Next all of my ends started curling, again because these rolls are wound so tight and so small. I used double sided stale to hold down the edges. Then day 2, woke up to an entire window cover on the floor. It completely came off the window. Again I followed all of the manufacturers directions and looked up more instructional videos for good measure. These are terrible! Also the “mirror tint” is not very shiny or reflective. This entire project was defective, I’m extremely disappointed and I would Not buy these again or recommend to anyone. This material doesn’t adhere to the window. —— Negative 10 Stars ——-

I'm terrible at applying this stuff so I'm not going to post a picture of the job I did, but honestly, this stuff did a great job of blocking sun from my window. The heat in my room in the late afternoon and evening became even worse after my neighbor cut their tree down, which had given me a lot of shade. This window film really saved me. (And yes, I have blinds and a curtain, but they weren't doing enough) It has to be the reflective finish on it. Honestly if this stuff falls off the window at some point I'm just buying more of it. It's also great for privacy, since it turns your window into a one-way mirror as long as the light outside is brighter than the light inside.

Obscured they view without blocking the light. Easy install.

I like it. It was pretty easy to install my only complaint is the width. It took 1 and a half sheets to do half of my back sliding door. But it looks nice, seems sturdy and as long as the kids don't pick at it, I believe it will stay in place.Edit: I removed 1* because I've discovered a problem with it at night you can still see inside. Especially with the lights on. There is a little tent to it but you can definitely see inside. This works great for only the day time.