Frost King V6225 62" x 25' Shrink Film

The film generally works but is not very thick.Overall not a very quality material, very flimsy and is easily damaged.

I was able to cover several large windows with this no problem. It shrinks up nice, feels thick and sturdy, and cut easily. I read some people claimed it wasn't as wide as the packaging states. I noticed that it is very hard to get the piece apart at first. It really did look like it was only half as wide as it should've been. Just get your fingers on a corner and really wiggle them to get the layers apart... or use two pieces of tape.

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Very disappointed. Last year bought three rolls. Quality was okay. This year, 1.5 of the three ripped as soon as you held it up to the window to position. All three were so wrinkled from the factory that no amount of hair dryer could smooth them out. Tighten them up, sure, but make it clear? No. Clicked the link to leave feedback for the manufacturer directly and I got their location map. Guess they don’t rant to hear from customers.

I’ve been using indoor window film during winters since the mid ‘80s – it prevents condensation on the inside of my windows even at 20 below along with the added warmth of no cold areas near the windows. I’ve had good and bad experiences using various brands – maybe this review will help you with your buying decision.My number 1 priority for this type of inside shrink plastic is that it is clear – this roll falls below average. I’ve had good and bad from the major name brand, seems to depend on when the equipment was last cleaned. This roll is a little more “milky” compared to another window I did with last year’s name brand.I thought the large roll would be easier to work with than the boxed variety – I was sadly disappointed. It’s much easier to work with the folded plastic from a box. The smaller sheet width of the folded plastic is easier to cut, move, and unfold at the window. The windows I use this on range from small to 62 x 100. And yes, the roll width is exactly 62".A couple of years ago, I tried a different non-name brand that came with its own tape. NEVER AGAIN. The included tape pulled off after a couple of days and left a gooey mess that took forever to clean up. I used name brand tape with this roll that I had left over from last year.Shrinking the plastic has never been an issue since I use a high powered heat gun and not a hair drier. Just don’t hold the heat gun in one spot or it will melt a hole in any of the brands.A couple of things to remember – you’ll be looking through this film for at least a couple of months – clear with no wrinkles is best. Also keep in mind that it’s not the thickness of the plastic is that is doing the insulating – it’s the air gap between the window glass and the plastic. Thin and crystal clear that will stay up until spring is what I'm looking for.