Rear Projector Film Adhesive Holographic Projection Film for Home Cinema and Office Presentation, 60Inchx35.4Inch

It was a little difficult to get it applied but that's not the manufactures fault. The picture quality is fantastic compared to plain material (paper) that I was using to set up the prop I was building. When the film was added everything came to life, my vintage TV looks 100% convincing.

I purchased the film for the window of my business to gain more customers. I am so glad I did, it was one of the best moves I made. Your product is high in quality and made the images perfect for viewing at night. I have provided a video to show it’s quality. You can only see the images at night. My projector is 3000 lumens.

The reflective part of this is mostly if not entirely contained in the adhesive and it is too sticky to be applied to a surface well. You certainly can't remove it to reapply without causing damage to the film. That said, the reflective quality is good and the transparent quality is good. I destroyed one in the process so I just left it with the backing and taped it on my surface. Much better, smoother, and removable result. My advice is to use it as is. Don't take the backing off to stick it to anything.

I was looking for a film to project video, this film doesn’t work the way this company is advertising. Maybe a bad batch? They need to correct this issue if they want to continue selling, I Think!

A really great company to do business with. Thank you George for all your help. The film is sticky. You can't remove it and reapply. Make sure it's where you want it.

Searched and searched and finally found the right size for a restoration project of a motion picture editor. The material is easy to cut and worked producing a sharp image for the projected image.

I ordered the samples but really impressed now plan to do a free standing back projection holographic screen I’m my house

The diffuser material itself is very good, first 2 pieces were fine, but then material was delivered twice in crushed envelopes that damaged the film with visible creases. Also the film size was narrower than advertised size by 1/2" so it was not be useable for my 8" wide project. There might be a technique to mount the film to glass without trapping bubbles, but I haven't been successful so far. Will look for a new source that has competent sizing and packaging capability, then work on mounting techniques.