Haton Window Privacy Film, Stained Glass Window Film, Rain...

Content: Better than expected. Great quality. Provides privacy without sacrificing light. Very easy to apply, very forgiving for any skill level. Just remove, wet, and reapply. Being a 100% amateur; I never felt intimidated or confused! Rather, confident and very pleased with the results. I will use this product again and would absolutely recommend it and it's varieties to anyone!

Content: Easy to apply, no problem with adherence and the color changes throughout the day depending on the sun’s angle. Provides privacy without giving up light.

Content: If you’re thinking about adding some window decoration and enhancing your privacy then you can’t go wrong with this film. The final result looks great! Stuff you’ll need: Craft cutting mat Metal straight edge that’s a meter or yard long. A sharpie marker, fine. X-acto knife A razer craft cutter is also handy for straight cuts. Helpful but not necessary. Single sided razer scraper Window squeegee for cleaning (optional but helpful) Window film squeegee (CARTINTS 4Inch Plastic Squeegee...) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K554B5V?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Small measuring tape. Milwaukee makes a decent small measuring tape that’s not too expensive. It comes in handy more than you think. Spray bottle for windex Spray bottle for soap solution Baby shampoo to make a soap solution. A clear dish soap will work I’m told but I haven’t tried it. You’ll need to prepare a table to cut the film to size so if you have one of those craft mats, a straight edge, and a razor cutter you will get the best results. Yes, you can use shears/fabric scissors but your edge won’t be as straight. Measure exactly, write it down, mark the film on the side with the release sheet, cut. It sounds easy but it’s harder than it looks at first. Application: get out the windex, a squeegee, microfiber towels, also a single sided razer scraper is a must. Spray on the windex and scrape all the dirt and film and other nastyness off your window. Might want to consider rolling up an old towel at the base of the window frame and one on the floor. It’ll save you cleanup time later, trust me. Order a window film installation squeegee with a felt edge, it’s worth it and they’re cheap at $4 or so. It’ll make applying the film a breeze. Actually I don’t know how you’d install it otherwise. Order one with your film. Some of these window films on sale have installation videos in the photos gallery. It is worth the time to view them or check on YouTube under installing window film at home. Prepare a solution of baby shampoo and water in a spray bottle. You don’t need a lot of shampoo, just a squirt will do for a standard spray bottle. Once your window is clean, peel off the backing plastic on your window film and spray your soap solution liberally on the film side that’s going on the window AND the window. If you think it’s too much it’s probably just enough. The film needs to be able to “float” on the solution in order to place it correctly. I started by placing it in the top left corner and aligning the left side of my sheet. Use the film squeegee to squeeze the water off the film using the felt side. A microfiber towel comes in handy here. Once you get to the other side of the film, you’re going to want to use the hard plastic side of your film squeegee to press the film into the sides of the window. Use the plastic edge and an X-acto knife to trim the film to the window. I tried using a straight single edge razer which resulted in torn film. Trust me, use an x-acto knife with the plastic squeegee as a guide. I got great results with this combo. Once the film has dried you can give it a quick cleaning with windex for best results. The results were spectacular! Really beautiful pattern like a stained glass window, UV protection (all films reduce UV to some degree), and having some kind of window film is better than none for safety concerns (although this isn’t security film.) This is a great product and I’d definitely buy it again. Excellent quality, not so easy installation but do-able for someone who’s crafty and has patience. Don’t rush, you’ll be fine.

Content: I have turned my RAV4 into a little RV. As such, I don't want people to be able to simply peer into the back. First attempt, like other car campers, I tried the reflective sheeting. But it has it's drawbacks. If you don't have the fit PERFECT, the material can just fall out of the window. It doesn't look nice, and it made the car's interior too dark. Plus, I have to find a place to put them when I want to open up. You can't roll the window up and down with them. Second attempt was curtains. Hard to hang, too much to deal with, always in the way, never fully covers the window. I can go on. Then I saw this stuff on a friend's car. She had put it up on the sunroof. You know where I'm going with this. Long story short, I put this on the windows that I never use. The one right behind the driver, and the tiny little triangular ones that don't really serve a purpose in the back. Now, there's plenty of light coming in and the prism effect looks amazing! No, I can't see through it, but neither can you. I left a tiny sliver of the window uncovered, so I can actually peek outside. From the outside, you can see movement going on in the interior, but that's all. I feel very comfortable changing clothes or whatever, knowing that there's no way I can be seen. I can still use the window and roll it up and down since the material is thin enough to not hang up in the track. But now comes the bad news. This stuff doesn't stick as good as you would like. The edges are very difficult to adhere, and after just a day or two it has already started to curl. It took at least a half hour to get the window covered, with most of the time spent trying to get the edges flat against the glass. I cheated somewhat and got a few of the edges to stay down with invisible tape. A little bit of careful trimming and the tape is unseen and doesn't impede the use of the window. So far I've had this on for about a month. The parts that didn't stick at the beginning don't seem to be getting any worse. It's actually sticking very well. I only wish the edges were as adhesive. It's been over 100 degrees in the car, as well as getting down into the single digits, and the film is still exactly the same as the day it was installed. If only the edges would stick...

Content: This was Super easy to put on my windows. I wanted to allow the sun in for my plants. However, I wanted privacy. Plus, it has a "rainbow" effect as the sunlight comes in. I will be buying more for my other windows. Highly recommend for front door, bathroom, or any window you want natural light without sacrificing your privacy. It's thick and the only tools required were my hand and a spray bottle of water.

Content: Very beautiful, especially when the sunlight hits it, it leaves a very beautiful reflection on the walls. The application is very easy and you will get some privacy.

Content: This product was very easy to apply, sticks great, looks amazing. Only light is visible from both sides no matter if it’s night or day.

Content: I installed the film in our bathroom and it was relatively easy to install and very forgiving for not having absolute straight lines when cutting to required size. All I did was: 1. cleaned my windows thoroughly; 2. sprayed water onto window and film via a small spray bottle from the dollar store; 3. applied film from top of window to bottom and used a cloth to smooth out film; 4. To get rid of air bubbles that formed under the film, I used a spatula and softly pushed out any air bubbles, I did not own a squeegee as suggested in the instructions. PROS: -Easy to install. -Easy to cut with regular scissors -Can easily maneuver to desired position once applied to window. -Prism design reflects rainbows even at night. -The film does provide privacy while allowing natural light into your space. - The film is forgiving to moisture from showers and baths (I was worried about this based on the film adhering via water). CONS: - Had issues with bottom of film fully adhering to window (you can see in bottom window the curled bottom of the film). I'll update once I trial and error a few more things to see if I can fix this. - The film does have a strong chemical smell upon application, though the smell dissipates over several days.

Content: Pretty straightforward application, please note that the instruction leaflet is inside the first bit of the roll itself. Really pretty absolutely love it and gives that bit of extra privacy in a renter friendly way. Messed up the edges a bit but can’t really see the imperfections. Overall great stuff, worth the money.

Content: Lo tenemos colocado en habitación principal y es una pasada de bonito. Además súper fácil de colocar siempre que se sigan las instrucciones del fabricante.