Coavas Window Privacy Film Frosted Glass Static Cling UV Sun Blocking Heat Control Window Tint Day and Night Insulation Home Bathroom Door Decorative Frosting Cover, 17.5 x 78.7 Inch, Pure

I got this product for my autistic son’s bedroom since has a habit of tearing down blinds.In my own error I measured wrong but i was able to turn the film sideways and cover more area. With that said, if you follow the instructions it will work. There are two sides to this film, if one side doesn’t stick then flip it over. It’s not like the mirror style film that is reflective during the day and clear at night. The window looks frosted the entire time. As long as it’s been in the window it hasn’t faded or peeled in any fashion.You can see the light difference. Picture taken at 6:30am

Exactly as advertised. Easy to install (with a bit of knowledge and understanding of applying film)If you're inexperienced watch plenty of instruction videos before installing and maybe order a bit more than you need to practice, the material is very forgiving and doesn't crease, fold or stick easily to itself when applying, the frosted glass print offers all the privacy to my bathroom window from the street below with plenty of light that my plants seem to thrive off of without the direct blazing sun.Clean the window very well, spray both surfaces with soapy water, a dollar store squeegee helps immensely. I found it easier to apply a slightly larger piece to the glass and trim the excess directly in place rather than cutting it to size ahead of time.Time will tell about durability but so far a good product and the customer service has been prevalent.

We have the afternoon sun come in through this bathroom window and reflect off of a mirror. It could be blinding! I bought the gray based on another review. Glad I did! When I pulled it out of the package, it looked almost black. But once applied to the window, it was not too dark at all! Definitely helps reduce the glare and direct sun coming in that window. This was the first attempt at window tinting by my husband, and he did not find it too difficult, although we did have some challenges getting all of the bubbles out. But overall, this was an inexpensive and nice solution to our problem.

What a difference $6 investment made. We had blinders on this window for years. I hated it but couldn’t figure out other less cumbersome solutions until I came across this film. Gives enough privacy with lots of light coming through. Installation was a breeze, lots of water, utility knife, and I used a piece of cardboard to squeeze the bubbles out. Simple, easy and looks great.

I have a shower window that faces directly into my neighbor's kitchen window. I used to have blinds but they got slimy and gross with build-up so was looking for an alternative, while still allowing light in. I just put this film on and it is exactly what I was looking for! It's fairly easy to put up, just use a lot of water so it can be moved and adjusted into place. I'm curious to see how it holds up with all the moisture but so far I am impressed.

I used the Pure color on my garage door and thought it looked very white, so for these little interior windows I decided to try grey. The trim is ivory and I thought white may have clashed. I was worried it would going to be too dark but It looks very neutral from inside! It looks pretty dark from the outside but I doubt anyone would notice that.

I purchased several rolls of this in the opacity called Pure. A few factors drove my purchasing decision: THE ABILITY TO GET IT QUICKLY, attractiveness, opacity (I wanted maximum light transfer), and ease of installation. This wasn't the quickest of deliveries, but I didn't have to wait awfully long for it, so that part of the transaction was acceptable.Unfortunately, when it did arrive as two separate orders, one of the rolls delivered to me was white instead of Pure. Irritated as all get out by this for reasons I'll explain in a minute, I referred back to my order, and whoever packed my orders just flat out sent the wrong item in white instead of the correct one in Pure. This is *really bad* because now, my windows now don't match, which just looks like a trashy after thought - and that's an aesthetic that I wasn't going for, so I'm definitely not pleased with that. I would have gone through the insanely inconvenient hassle that is a return on Amazon, except that my #1 reason for ordering this was that the delivery was quick. This was purchased to accommodate a foster dog with reactivity issues who was having a rough time with visuals outside of our house: I needed something fast for his needs, and something matching, with acceptable opacity and light transfer for mine. I was flat out stuck with what was sent to me, as by its delivery time, there just wasn't the luxury or time for a return. I'm still salty about it. To make things worse, the roll of white arrived with creases that penetrated the entire roll, which presents adhesion issues during install and gives you areas afterwards where the film doesn't cling (also displeased with that). Rolls that aren't perfect shouldn't ever leave the factory OR a third-party shipper due to the nature of the product. Lastly, none of my rolls are the lengths stated in the item's description. I measured all of my windows in advance and should have had enough left over for a few more small windows if I needed it; instead, I'm significantly short. All of these things combined means that I now have a large window that had to be "patched", and since my films don't match, it looks like a hot mess. If I'd have received everything in Pure as I'd ordered, this wouldn't be noticeable to anyone but me, but with all the mistakes combined, it makes me bitter every time I look at it. (Patchy windows look bad from both inside and out!)On the positive side, it does cling very nicely. If an area pulls away, just mist the area and squeegee again to remove bubbles. I suggest using a straight edge/T-square and razor blade knife for cutting crisp edges. Have a large area for triple checking your measurements and cutting. The protective film backing sticks a little too well, so be prepared to wrestle with it and become frustrated. You'll get it off eventually, but that was the worst part of putting it up. It repositions easily, so lining up edges and corners isn't a big deal if you find it's going crooked. Large windows require two people or the weight of the film will pull it down if you're trying to put it up alone. While I'm not big on having my windows covered, it's been a really handy solution for my purpose and it would be nice after investing the time to size and cut it all to be able to re-use it in the future, though I have no idea how you'd store it.I do like the way the Pure looks, but would only order again if I could be certain that I'd get the correct product in the actual length stated (this is too expensive to not get exactly what you've paid for!)

Needed something to cover the sidelight windows in our new door. Looks frosted. I used one roll of film for this job.I found that it was easier to measure the window space first then cut the film to that exact size. (The first piece I didn’t trim it until I put it on the window and it took longer)The two pieces of separating tape didn’t work so I had to keep rubbing the corner with my nail to get it to eventually separate from the backing.Had to keep spraying the window to keep it wet while I was readjusting the film.I think it looks great and I love the frosted look.