Rainbow Window Privacy Film with Cutting Reference Line, 3D Decals Stained Glass Clings, Static Cling Sticker, Suncatcher Windows Cover Tint for Home, 17.5 Inch x 78.74 Inch

The media could not be loaded. I always buy based on reviews, so I thought I'd share my experience + tips in case it'll help someone else. This was perfect for my needs and super easy to do!I just moved into a flat that I'm renting. The shower has a window that is level with my nose down to my bellybutton. The house next door has a window at the same height and the houses are really close together. I needed privacy to shower, but I didn't want to lose the natural light in the bathroom. I went back and forth on what seemed like basically the same product from a few different sellers. I eventually ordered this because of the price point and size, and also because it came with the tools needed. I already had a spray bottle, razor and squeegee at home so I didn't need them and figured Id just throw it in my toolbox for something else. I ended up using all of their tools and it was perfect for what you need. Pic #1 shows everything I received (tucked perfectly inside the roll of film) on the right, and the yellow stuff on the left is additional items you'll need.First you'll take your window measurements. Then really clean your window and wipe with a microfiber towel. I used my wide razor to go over the window surface to make sure there was no dust or anything else on the glass. I used the small razor they sent to really get in the corners and clean small debris/dust.The spray bottle they send is very small, but the mist on it is perfect. The window gets wet but doesn't drip down and over saturate the bottom. I refilled 1x for each window pane. I only put 1 drop of blue Dawn dish soap and then added water (don't fill the bottle up too far, leave some room so you can shake the soap around in the bottle).When you're ready, take the backing off the film. I had a hard time getting it to separate, so I put a piece of washi tape on the backing (pic #2) on one of the corners and when I pulled the tape back I was able to pull the corners apart to fully remove the back from the film. After you pulled that off, use the spray bottle to wet the side you're applying to the window, and then mist the full window as well.Line the top corners up with the film, and then use the squeegee to lay onto the window If you dont get it lined up perfectly, its fine. It's not wallpaper you can move the whole thing around. (btw the squeegee comes in two pieces inside the package, just slide the squeegee part onto the top of the handle). Use the squeegee to work all of the water and air out. I went from one side to the other, and then top to bottom. I cut my film a tiny bit bigger than the window so I had some leeway just in case. I used the squeegee to hold down the film tightly and then slid the razor down to trim the excess. Give it a final wipe down with your microfiber, step back and enjoy your pretty new window(s).Hope this is as easy for you as it was for me!Pic #3 shows the privacy difference for me with one window done and one not.The video shows the privacy level once I finished installing + shows the color difference as the sunlight changes.

I didn’t want a curtain or blinds on the back door anymore but still wanted something to give some privacy. This is perfect. Apart from it being a little tricky to separate the film from the paper backing (might be easier if I had longer nails) it was super easy to put on. It has grids on the back to help with accurate cutting and comes with the tools needed to easily apply. The more soapy water you put on the glass the easier it is to adjust the film to the right spot. Once the water dries it clings tight to the glass and does not fall off. The camera doesn’t do a good job of capturing the colors that come through. The brighter the sun comes through the brighter the colors are.

I was on the search for something to add privacy to our kitchen door without blocking the light and this product was perfect! It looks so good that you'd never guess it isn't glass. Application was very straight forward with easy to follow instructions. I loved that it included a little spary bottle and squeegee to help have the best application. It added the right amount of privacy without complely blocking the outside view or natural light. My daughter is obsessed because she says there's rainbows on the door.

Very cute. Rainbow light is pretty and offers some privacy. Easy to install but a bit difficult to cut straight at times. Would buy it again.

Looks super cute, and it's pretty thick and durable. A good amount of light is let through, I got it just for looks but it does provide a decent amount of privacy. You can mostly just seen vague shapes through it, no detail.The bottom part of my window is about half an inch larger than the top half, so I just cut a little sliver to put there and can't notice it at all.

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFULI bought 2 which was too much for this window, but it was very easy to apply. Instructions and tools come with of course, and they're items you can use for more stuff (like other windows or mirrors for example). Very beautiful and very pleased. Visibility is the only MAYBE fault. It's a little more clear then I was expecting (I expected foggy glass). But it works gives me my privacy without needing a curtain!