HIDBEA Frosted Window Privacy Film - Non Adhesive Static Cling glass Stickers Sun UV Blocking Heat Control Door Covering Decals for Home Office(17.5 x 78.7 Inch)

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It was easy to install, and it's holding up well in my office. I would recommend it.

The material is good quality and sticked to my glass door with just water sprayed on it, blurred enough so light can come and keep things private..

Okok

It is not as per the selling add description. It statrted to tear from the middle while fixing on the glass surface.

This item and great. It is a bit tricky to put and i guess requires professional to do it but still it looks perfect and serve its purpose

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Très bonne qualité, j'ai hésité a m'en servir au début mais je n'aurai pas dû. Je recommande cette article

I actually use this to put on my refrigerator and it goes on really well and it is very adorable and I absolutely loved it The quality is excellent

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Update since I wrote this review: I have had these up for several months now, no issues what so ever. I live in Houston where our windows sometimes sweat, I've had no issues with this film staying on. I can leave my blinds open all day and when I go to bed I just close them. No one can see in but I close them in case someone gets right up to the window and peeks into a crack where I might not have cut the size perfectly. I know a few others have said theirs hasn't stayed on the window. I did clean my windows pretty hastily, but did clean them before putting my film up. Hope this helps. First Review: I just put this up today in one of my windows. I have no idea if it will stay put so check other reviews for that. What I know - it is absolutely what I wanted. It lets so much light in but doesn't show in or out. If I was close to the window, it might show an image but I'd have to be really close. It's plain, mostly opaque, and went up easily. Here are my tips: I didn't have everything to complete the job so I used my pancake spatula instead of a squeegee, I didn't have a box cutter so I made a template ahead of time and used that to trace and cut the exact size I needed. I didn't have a spray bottle so I had a small bottle from Bath and Body Works w a small amount of fragrance left - poured that elsewhere and used that small spray bottle. So, the biggest challenge I had was trying to pull the backing off, it took me a long time with each. When I do the other window, I will peel, then use my template, and I will make sure to leave something small between the backing and the window film (a sticky?) so I don't take five minutes each time trying to separate the back from the film. Hope this helps. I love open windows - live in a downstairs apartment, I will be able to raise the blinds all the way up and no one will be able to see in but I'll have the light!