rabbitgoo Window Privacy Film One Way Window Tint for Home, Removable Reflective Heat Sun Blocking Anti UV Glass Door Covering, Mirror Tinting Film House Office, 17.5 in X 13.1 Feet, Silver

Perfect Product
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Perfectly Removable!  Installed this product (brown/silver) on windows with evening sun.  The product is similar to mirrored sunglasses…you can see out, but during the day the mirrored effect blocked the sun.  It has cut down on room heat tenfold!  Will be install on more windows in the near future!Ease of installation:Product is super easy to install…just cut to size, remove backing, spray with water, and install.  Completely removable and readjustable!Clarity:Like looking through sunglasses!

Good For Privacy, But Not Perfect…
Good for privacy. If you follow the instructions, its pretty simple to install. Clean the glass, spritz with water, and slick it on with a credit card or squeegee. Its been on my front door for almost a year now and no air bubbles or peeling has happened yet. My only complaint is that its not TRUE privacy screen. I was informed by some family that you can still see RIGHT in the door at night if there’s lights on inside. It does a great job of blocking out most of the inside from any outside prying eyes, but if you’re watching TV or having a gathering inside with lights on, you can still see whats going on inside only…darker. Other than that, looks good and worked for my needs.

Comes off despite effort
Update less than 12 hours after application to one window according to directions … 1/3 of product is no longer stuck to the window. Resulting in removing two stars. Less I can figure out another way to get the product to stick since following the directions hasn’t worked 100%.Wondering if it’s due to having an older 1900’s house. I’m going to try with the replacement windows.Had SO much hope in the product concept. Wish I had a five star experience as other users have!———While searching for potential products to obscure views besides frosted paint I searched products such as this.Sometimes I add stuff to my cart. Then, either save for later, stash on a list, delete, or order. Having decided to make space to do the project.Welp, ooopppps! Accidentally pushed the wrong button. Wouldn’t allow me to cancel. Soooo, a couple days later ‘Viola’ two rolls show up. Was gonna wait due to finding out I’d be getting new windows the day I was shopping for something to help with a few windows. Decided there’s ample opportunities to use this is why I kept it.Anyhow, today, upon hanging one panel in a window am posting a review. Pros, Cons, and why the star count.Loss of stars for messy installment necessity. Tips and edges don’t easily remain stuck. Sparse instructions. Support of other reviewers who relate to the struggle with the product and no way to fix it. This review is in your honor and to assist future users.Pros: Obviously, obscures viewing while allowing light into the space desired. Ability to cover multiple standard window sizes. Price comprarable or slightly better than big box stores.Cons: instructions are void details. Instructions with multiple languages is helpful to confusing a lot of nations. If you’re not savvy about the nuances you’ll deal with attempting to install this product you’re gonna get pissed, frustrated, and offer a crappy review if you even bother. Already feeling as though this product has robbed you of your valuable hard earned money, time, and sanity.TIPS: to assist IF the seller adds details to the few current steps. To buyers whom desire the benefit of this product for the ease of receipt from amazon.Recommendations: although most people don’t having Dr Bonner’s soap. My chosen brand for this project. Dawn dish soap would be a better choice. It’s sticker. I’m using it on further installation on other windows.Have a plastic putty knive. It’ll give the best spread. Also, having a 10 inch really does the trick. While spreading the soapy water inside. Having the handle makes for a nice even smooth push, spread, even wider movement then a credit card which frankly is a pain in the butt for the width of this installation. Wider edge = happy user.Have a flat surface to lay the precut product on. Spread the soapy water on the product. Rather than the window. Use a modest amount. You’re gonna need it. Make sure to apply to the textured side.Have paper or regular towel spread along the bottom of the windows. Have extra ready to clean up the mess you will make. A wash cloth works great for this part.Having a clean dry rag to use over the application once you’ve applied, used putty knife, and wipe up the corners will help gently continue to apply pressure to the product.You may, depending on your windows, have edges of the film that simply won’t stay down. I’d suggest, when everything’s dries, adding a little water to some Elmer’s and rub it on the edge with your finger. Then, use the putty knife to push from inside toward out. Use your finger, the clean one, and have a wet rag to wipe your finger of the glue. Plus, you’ll wanna clean away any spill over on the window. Or, it’ll leave that Matt Elmer film.Now, about the putty knife motion. When you apply the product you’ll see lots of inconsistencies between it and the window. Here’s a method for even spreading of the stuff on the product between the window***Oh yeah, special note, reminder again, use the bumpy side on the product toward the window. Not the slick side.***While holding the product in place, at the top, start in the middle. Lay the putty knife on the product. Push toward the window edge side down. Then up. The product will move if you need to realign it slightly. Then, putty knife middle to other side.Continue this until you’ve oozed the soap and water out. As though your squeeging water off your windshield. Basically move from middle to edge. Ensure edges still line up. Keep moving soap and water out of the sides. This will also help seal the product to the window.If you did a great job precleaning the window, the now cloud cover should be spotless. If not, quickly peel away. Remove the hair or debris that may be trapped. I’d recommend res-soaping and redoing the process to ensure sticking. By now you’re a pro so no fear you’re screwing up! Just do it!If you have older windows, like me, that haven’t been replaced yet. Razor blade any paint around the edges. Prior to install. If there’s ANY debris, paint, dirt this product won’t stick. Then, use the Elmer’s trick. If you forgot, or don’t care about how you get the edge to stick.I’m not certain how this product holds up in all weather. If it falls off or becomes a problem I’ll update.Four stars ease of use. As far as it obscures the view from people outside.Currently four stars for durability to to edges coming off window refusing to install. Requiring some other means of application. If not updated within the four seasons from now, July 2018 and next year, July 2019 you know it’s working okay for how I need it to.One star for ease of install. Honestly, worst product install due to the instructions I’ve ever had. Given I’ve got decades of tooling and DIY experience this says something.The everyday shopper should have a simple ease of installation. Currently, this is limited. It’s a very helpful product overall for what it’s meant for. No reason we shouldn’t have 4 and 5 stars across the board with a few updates on how to anyone can understand.Sincerely hope this inspires others to make this work for you!

Does the job
Does what it’s supposed to do but omg was it a pain to put it on. Pretty much all my windows have a privacy film of some kind, so I know how to install it (the more water, the better) but this one will not stay on and trimming the edges was horrible. I used my utility knife with a brand new blade and still couldn’t get a clean cut. If your window gets many hours of sunlight, try to install it early in the morning or in the evening. If the window pane is hot, you’ll be pulling your hair out lol

Franchement, je ne savais pas du tout dans quoi je m’engageais avec ce film, mais j’ai un vis-à-vis direct depuis ma cuisine et, soyons honnêtes… j’aime bien me balader tranquille chez moi 😏 Donc rideaux = gras, stores = bof, film occultant = tentative osée.Eh ben grosse surprise : ça marche du feu de dieu 🔥Le blanc laiteux donne même plus de lumière que la vitre nue, je ne m’y attendais pas du tout. Intimité préservée, ambiance lumineuse renforcée, j’ai presque cru avoir changé de cuisine.Et la pose ? Oui, tout le monde râle, mais spoiler : faut juste suivre les étapes (et pas faire ça à sec en mode freestyle).👉 Mes tips perso :1. Bien nettoyer la vitre 🧼2. Bien la mouiller (pas juste l’humidifier hein, faut qu’elle soit trempée 💦)3. Très important : retirer le petit film protecteur (merci les flèches autocollantes fournies, sans ça t’as rien qui colle)4. Mouiller aussi le film pendant que tu le poses5. Lisser, laisser sécher… et le lendemain, s’il reste des bulles : un petit coup de chiffon et basta.Résultat nickel, ça ne bouge pas d’un poil. Je recommande à 1000%.⸻✅ Préserve totalement l’intimité✅ Garde (et même augmente) la luminosité✅ Pose simple si on suit les étapes✅ Ne laisse pas de bulles si bien appliqué✅ Pas cher pour un effet waouh❌ Faut pas zapper la notice sinon tu t’énerves tout seul 😅

We purchased 4 rolls for windows in family room – two side panes and a large middle pane that required joining two rolls. We cut the rolls first to have the correct length and in the case of middle windows , width. If you make sure you measure accurately and then use a long metal ruler and sharp exacto knife it will go very easily. Measuring and trimming took longer than applying to windows. Application was very easy with two people. Used spray bottle with a bit of kitchen soap added to water. Used an Ikea bathroom squeegee and credit card to remove bubbles. On the very last pane we had an issue with getting a portion of side and bottom to adhere. Turned out that when I pulled off the backing plastic , a small L shaped piece had not not come off – as soon as that was removed there was no problem. (We couldn’t see this was still on, so only figured out by feeling smooth surface).The window is now opaque so cannot see out, but light still comes in. I had hoped that glare would be eliminated so that the t.v (right across from windows- 180) could be watched without closing the curtains. It has helped a little bit (lessened) but there is still some glare on t.v especially with dark tv pictures. Video-games will likely need curtains closed. Overall a great product at a great price – for privacy. Should have known was not a solution for glare, but wanted to try to have some light still coming in. Will likely buy the decorative versions for some other projects.