DKTIE Static Cling Decorative Window Film with Installation Tools Non Adhesive Privacy Film, Stained Glass Window Film for Bathroom Shower Door Heat Cotrol Anti UV, 17.7 x 78.7 Inch

I am extremely happy with this product. I got it to cover a whole wall of mirrored closet doors in a new place that I just rented, so that movement in my reflection isn't constantly catching my eye whenever I'm in my bedroom. Since I put it onto mirrored doors instead of windows I can't review the sheerness, but on a mirror reflection & movement in the reflection is completely gone, which is what I wanted. Unfortunately for me the widest roll leaves a few inches of mirror reflection on either side of each door, so I'll have to buy some glass pens and fill in with those. We'll see how that goes.Regarding installation I can see that my many years of scrapbooking made the installation much easier for me than it would have been for my husband or some other members of my family, so I'll mention a few tips here, for the non-crafters who may need to install this stuff.Tools - A few extra tools I found critical to ease of installation were;1- A pair of scissors2- A straight edge for cutting off the excess film. I used a yardstick. A ruler would also work.3- CLEAR scotch tape (gift wrap tape.) NOT the kind that you can't see through, which has removable qualities for wrapping gifts. You need sticky tape of some kind, not removable tape.4- All the tools that came with the film are in the middle of the tube. There are two pieces for the squeegie, a spray bottle, and a blade knife.Techniques -1- Gather your tools and put them right next to the glass where you want to install the decorative-film.2- Clean the glass or mirror surface that you want to put it on with soapy water and a scratchy scrubber to remove EVERYTHING that may be stuck to the glass. Every tiny little thing.3- It can be difficult to initially separate the protective backing-film layer from the decorative-film layer. Use the tape to do this. Stick the tape to the back corner (on the backing-film side) rubbing hard to make the tape really stick to the backing-film, and then pull on the tape like a tab-pull. You may need to get it started by also using your fingernail to pick at & lift the edge of the decorative film, which is a tad bit thicker than the backing-film.3- Once you've lifted the backing-film from the decorative film, cut a 2-4 inch strip of the backing-film off at the edge all the way across. Cut off the backing film on the edge that you want to install at the top of your window or mirror. If you peel off the entire backing it will be very difficult to get it aligned correctly when you go to stick it to the window, because it will grab & stick to the glass all over the place instead of just at the top.4- Spray the exposed decorative film strip and the top 10-12 inches of the glass that you want to stick it to. Not light spray, you want it moderately wet. You don't need water to pour down the glass, but you do want more than just a light mist.5- Let the film unroll from the top edge and hang down while you stick the 2-4 inches of exposed wet decorative-film edge to the glass. I did it with my hand, but if it's having trouble sticking you may need to use the squeegie that came with the film. When you are done sticking the top strip to the glass the rest should hang. Step back and make sure you aligned the top the way you want it, so that when you're done it's not installed slightly tilted.6- Once you see that the top is aligned correctly, you can peel off the back layer all the way down. Once you've peeled off the backing you should work from the top down, and from the middle outward. Do about 10 inches at a time and make sure you've removed all the bubbles before you move down to the next section, and just work your way down to the bottom.7- Once the decorative-film is installed all the way down to the bottom, get a straight edge and use that to evenly cut the bottom off with the blade knife that came with the kit.Done! Hope this helps someone. :)

First time working with a product like this and installation is very beginner friendly. It is static cling, so there's no adhesive to worry about messing up windows in a rental.The only thing I'm disappointed in is that I was hoping sunlight would cast colorful light through, but that's not the case for me, despite my windows facing directly east. Still so worth it to make my apartment look a little cozier.A huge bonus is that it blocks a TON of the sun's heat while letting in a considerable amount of light.

I wanna start off by saying that when the outdoor cat chose to fight me, he picked the wrong battle. We were dealing with our cats being bullied from outside, so I saw someone else in the reviews had done a scalloped design on their windows, so I thought this would be a good way to retain my ability to see outside while blocking my cats from their outdoor tormentor. Please note that the blade included is kind of thin and wobbly, so you may be better off using a razor blade you already have. This blade was hard to use, so I cut extra around the bubbles and used scissors to trim neatly. Human 1, Outdoor Menace 0.Please note, I just put it up, so I gave it 4 stars because I'm not sure how it will stand the test of time.

I bought DKTIE Static Cling Decorative Window Film Vinyl Non Adhesive Privacy Film,Stained Glass Window Film for Bathroom Shower Door to help cut down on glaring light coming through my sliding glass doors at sunset. Privacy - great, you can't see through it. Ease of installation is wonderful compared to other thinner films I have bought before. Removing the bubbles was easy, I used an old credit card to help remove the bubbles. The product is light but thicker than other films I have used. Other products claim to be re-usable but I would have to say this one is much easier to remove and re-use than others I have tried. When I recently moved I rolled it up and used it again in my new place with no issues. I would gladly by more of this product.

Easily transform your window, glass patio doors etc. Included tools are a huge benefit. Easy to apply and re-apply, nothing sticky, no mess. The patterns and colors are okay. Product is not too thin, one side is textured. Looks great. One roll will do one patio door or vertical window with a border. Use multiple rolls for horizontal windows (long). product is wide but not wide enough for all windows. it’s an excellent accent.

First of all, ignore the pollen! It was sprayed yesterday and well today Here we are.I really like way it looks. A few tips though. Measure precisely and cut before it goes on the window. Trust me on this! Use your own blade, the one it comes with wasn’t worth the hassle. If you cut once it’s on the window, be prepared for it to tear and have jagged edges. Get your own scraper as well. The one it comes with does not do the job. Make sure you spray the edges as well. This is to key to it not peeling. Don’t be afraid to use a lot of water. This is what will make it stick more! Give it to time to dry once installed. If you’re installing on a door, get ready to have some patience! There’s going to be a lot of wasted material as it’s hard to get two rolls to line up. It’s a pain in the rear and takes a little time.

I bought this for one window and then bought again for my door because I loved it so much! Comes with everything you need. You also need patience but worth it. Lol. The main part that is hard is getting the clear backing off of the vinyl. I figured out a super easy way to do it. Just take good tape and put it on either side and pull. It takes the clear backing off easily. I put this on a french door that has tinted windows already, but living in Mesa, Arizona where it gets 110 degrees for weeks at a time, I wanted them darker without using curtains. That's why these look darker. I love them!