DKTIEBohemian Decor Stained Glass Window Film with Installation Tools, Two-Way Window Privacy Film, Reduce Glare, Pure White, 17.7 x 78.7 Inch

This decorative privacy film adds the look of stained glass without the commitment (or the price tag). It adheres to windows without glue and applies easily with the included tools, making installation simple and stress-free. I used it to add a bit more style and privacy to a decorative window, and I love how it softens the light without darkening the space. It gives just the right amount of curling detail in the pattern, and for the value, it works well. Lightweight and easy to reposition if needed. The main reason we purchased it was to keep birds from flying into their reflections on the window and it has worked perfectly since we installed it!

This product is so easy to apply and sticks perfectlyWith added spray bottle and trim knife you have the tools you need for the jobThick and beautiful colors, no see thru at all, so very private for my sunroomI’m very pleased

This is a great product it was easy to use as long as I read instructions and made sure I was well prepared had washed window ,measured and cut and used the tools that came with it so cute little window squidgy ,knife and spray .I was only doing a small window you may need help with larger surface.I like the results wish was a little darker as mine was more about too much light than privacy.

I have had these stick on’s for a short while now, they were beautiful going on and very easy to apply. They are fairly solid and not easy to see through, but the problem I am having with them is they are starting to peel off. I considered myself cleaning the window well before applying, so I am not sure why the application is not sticking.

Very nice in a kitchen window. Modern, black, silver and gray kitchen. Easy to put up, buy a better cutting blade.Privacy:Cant see outside, less sun on the windowEase of installation:Peel off the film, spray the window good, take measurement of the window.Value for money:Will cover a top and bottom window. Look at measurements.Durability:These window films last a long time.

My biggest issue is that it looked so beautifully colored online and in the packaging, but in daylight it doesn’t look so nice. It looks kind of cheap :( so I’m either going to use it elsewhere in my apartment or have a curtain/valance over it to sort of soften the effect. At night it looks pretty nice, but you can see all the bubbles if it isn’t perfectly installed.I also assumed it would have more of a 3d effect, like actual stained glass. I think this is part of why I feel like it looks so cheap. It could get away with being less vibrant if the darker lines had a raised texture. I might get some fake leading and do this on my own. But for as much as I paid for this, I feel like i shouldn’t have to do so much diy-ing to make it look nice.It is not easy to install. It’s like a giant, sticky piece of fruit roll up. Now that I’ve used other peel and stick products in my home improvement projects, I think this one is harder to work with. I’m going to try to reinstall at some point, but for now I just need the privacy film up (this picture window looks directly into my neighbors window), and it does serve its function that way.Please learn from my mistakes; Here are some tips:-spray window with water. You may need to reapply as you go down. The water makes it much easier to get the bubbles out.-I don’t recommend using the tool included, because it can cause tension on the surface of the film and distort the shape of the film rather than squeegeeing out the bubbles. Use your palm to gently press the bubbles out from the center to each side-measure and cut ahead of time. I didn’t do this and now it looks sloppy af. If you try to cut it while it’s up, unless you have a much sharper tool than the one provided, it’s going to rip and snag and not give you and nice even line.Okay in terms of actual application:-peel the top 1-2 inches off the back ONLY-get those 1-2 inches perfect, smooth out bubbles, etc-unroll a little at a time, with your hand lightly in the center. You want to squeeze bubbles from the center to the edges.A LOT of these details could be make or break for someone looking for privacy film, so I wanted to give a really detailed description. Hope this helps someone.

This stuff is awesome! It was super easy to apply to my closet window. After you get the clear plastic off of the back, (using a pin or safety pin to get a hold of the clear plastic) you will notice one side is smooth and the other side has a texture. Put the smooth side against the window after you saturate the glass with plenty of soapy water.. Its a bit hard to match up the patterns because it is a busy pattern. But the part I did match up looks great. Yes if you waste a lot of film then you can definitely match the pattern up. I just choose not to waste a lot of film. The blade that comes with the film cuts like butter. What I did was to apply a thin line of clear sealant along the edges of the window and film and where my seams met. This way, there is no way for the film to ever come up over time. Enough light comes through but there is absolutely no way for someone to see in or me to see out. Even if I'm in my closet at night with the light on. Its perfect! I plan to put what's left and the other roll on my bedroom window. The sun comes in bright in the morning. And so does the heat in the Summer time. Knock out two issues with this material.