Iris Flower Frosted Non Adhesive Decorative Window Film, Static Cling Glass Film, Removable Privacy Door Film Window Cling, Stained Glass Window Decoration Heat Control & Anti UV, 23.5x78.5 inch

I was so pleased with my purchase. I was skeptical, because you never know what you’re going to get on Amazon these days. However, this window cling exceeded my expectations. The pattern is prettier and more delicate in person, it does a great job obscuring views, as you can see from my photos, and it was really easy to use. I liked it so much I’m considering adding it to windows in other areas of my home. Following the directions is a MUST. If you have trouble with it sticking to the window, I recommend the following tips: 1. Make sure you peeled the film off the back. 2. Make sure the correct side is facing the window - there is a smooth side and a rough side. 3. Make sure the window and the cling are sopping wet. 4. Make sure to leave the recommended gap between the edge of the cling and the window frame.

I've used this film before from another producer and this one's as good as the previous. Nice quality, good thickness, very nice design. Cut with very sharp whatever ... scissors, utility knife, fresh razor blade. I used a steel yardstick as a cutting guide. I happen to have wet-erase whiteboard pens to mark cut lines - they wipe right off. Be certain the window(s) you're applying this stuff to are clean, wash with good window cleaner solution, and clear of residues from old tape or what-have-you. Razor scrape any crud. Soak the glass with a spray bottle of tap water, and I mean SOAK! Start peeling the backing off the top about 6 inches and press it to the window and flatten it good. Hold in place and peel the backing down and off the rest of the way and then slow and careful set the film in place and lightly press from the center out up, down, left, right, upper right, upper left, lower left, lower right. Be sure you have it square on the glass where you want it. It can be gently removed and reset and do again if need be, there's no adhesive, just soak the glass and start over. When satisfied, use a squeegee, or just fold a towel and use it to press firmly down and outward in all directions as above, working the excess water and bubbles out from between film and glass. Take your time, don't press so hard you blow the window out, go over the film as often as need be to get the water out so the film sticks to the glass well. The film may stretch a bit and now there's excess at the edge, so, use the SHARP razor or knife to cut along the window/frame joint and, holding the film as you cut, remove that excess. Mop up excess water. The film I put on previously has been in place 12 years on one window, 5 the door panes. This stuff's tough to work on winter-cold windows, so wait for nicer weather or you're going to have to heat the glass and keep it a bit warm for this stuff to stick. Don't over-heat or you'll break the glass, and/or melt the film. Good luck and enjoy your fancy window!

Installed this on a bathroom window to provide privacy. The pattern looks great. Frosted look, with a floral pattern and a little color. Precludes seeing thru the glass, but lets ample light to shine into the bathroom. Sun shining thru the glass/vinyl looks like etched glass with a slight prismatic effect. Installation was easy, just spray with a mix of water and a little dish soap. Use a squeegee helps, or a stiffer piece of plastic, to remove air pockets and water. Since the vinyl is delivered rolled up on a paper roll, I suggest flattening it before installation, to take most of the curl from the edges. If you don't flatten the vinyl, the bottom edge tends to curl away from the glass. A hair dryer on low setting helps remove the curl, either before or during installation. Also, be sure to get the correct width for you window. On this particular pattern there is no matching pattern to allow side by side installation for windows that are wider than the roll. Also, with this particular pattern there is a prefered direction, because the floral pattern only looks natural when place in the longitudinal direction, rather than a transverse direction.

I loved that this film was available in multiple sizes. It was easy to cut and install. I was surprised how thick it was and that it's textured! My art studio is in the basement and my view was pretty ugly. I absolutely love the look of this and the amount of light it still lets through. Also the clear film on the back was easy to mark with a sharpie so I could cut to size. I'll update if I have any problems with it staying up.

Can't really see out or in. Looks amazing and still let's a lot of light in. Make sure you place it in an area where you don't need to see outside. It was easy to apply and took about 10 min or so.

I love how nice and thick the vinyl is and the pattern is pretty. But yes you really need to follow the instructions placing them.on your glass. This is very pretty on my one bedroom window that faces my neighbor. It still gives good lighting while giving privacy.

Well made. Offers complete privacy in the bathroom window. Lovely color choice too.

Easy to install. Provides nice coverage for privacy. The only thing I didn’t care for is that it has more colors than I expected which doesn’t match my decor. I thought it was frosted with etched flowers with a small amount of purple. The colors are very pretty if you have a lot of peach or coral.

First I was hesitant in buying the product however, the product came per expections. It's a mush buy.