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Privacy Adhesive Window Film,Frosted Glass Sticker for Bathroom/Kitchen/Home,Etched Glass Vinyl Film for Heat Control/Glare Blocking(17.7x78.7In.)

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Color: White


Size: 17.7x78.7Inch


Features

  • SELF ADHESIVE WINDOW FILM - Just cut to the size that you need and apply with some water, no professional installer needed.
  • PRIVACY WINDOW FILM - Top Privacy Level: . Work well for privacy protection while still allowing comfortable natural light in.
  • HEAT/GLARE CONTROL - Soften sun light, blocks and 99% harmful UV rays, prevent fading furniture.
  • APPLICABLE SCOPE - Great choice for living room/bathroom/bedroom/kitchen/office windows, front door window, sliding glass doors, glass cabinet panels etc.
  • WINDOW FROSTED FILM - Creat a new look for your living space.

Description

Aibily Privacy Adhesive Window Film,Frosted Glass Film for Bathroom/Kitchen/Home 17.7" wide X 78.7" long (45cm X 200cm) Product Features: - Privacy window film, Privacy Level :★★★★★ - DIY decorative film, good choice for your home decor. - Blocks UV to prevent furniture fading. - Scope of application:Great choice for front door,cabinet glass, kids' room, glass window/door.. - Size: 17.7Inch x 78.7Inch per roll - Type: Adhesive Window Film - Material: PVC - Package includes: 1 roll pravicy window film & Instruction NOTE: Only Applies on Smooth Glass Surfaces ★★★★★Window film FAQs ★★★★★ Q:How do you apply it? A: We suggest you mix 1 or 2 drops of shampoo in a water spray bottle and wet the glass before install. This will make you more easier to reposition. I have tyied to put mine on the windows when it was just above freezing outside and it still working well. Q:Can this window vinyl film be removed after installed? A:Yes, this self adhesive window film is easy to put on or remove! Just peel it off if you don't like it. ★ Service: We will always endeavor to provide the best service to our valued customers and aim to ensure that all of our customers be the fullest satisfaction

Material: Vinyl


Brand: Unves


Color: White


Size: 17.7x78.7Inch


Product Dimensions: 78.7"L x 17.7"W


Installation Type: Peel and Stick


Ultraviolet Light Protection: UV ray


Material: Vinyl


Brand: Unves


Color: White


Size: 17.7x78.7Inch


Product Dimensions: 78.7"L x 17.7"W


Installation Type: Peel and Stick


Ultraviolet Light Protection: UV ray


Item Weight: 8.4 ounces


Manufacturer: Aibily


Batteries required: No


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    • Not self adhesive like contact paper...
If you're looking for something actually self adhesive like contact paper, this is not it. This is static cling. It works just like every other static cling one where it's "easy" to install because you just get the window wet and can reposition it, but also stupid and frustrating because the static cling is too efficient so you spend a half an hour wrestling with your window. If you teach junior high like I do, you may want to keep looking for the real sticky stuff since you know as soon as this stuff forms a bubble or starts to fall down those kids are going to start picking at it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Stephanie
    • More frosted than I expected!
I really didn't know what to expect as far as how frosted and opaque this covering would be. I have two very narrow, 7" wide by 75" tall side windows by my back door. This film lets the light through during the day, by adds all of the privacy that I was hoping for. It literally took me minutes to apply. Take your time to measure it carefully and use a firm straight edge ruler to mark your cutting line. The extra preparation is well-worth your time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023 by OBX Photo Lady
    • Impressed for the price
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Someone decided to put a window in our shower. It had a blind on it but I hated the look of it and thought it was kind of gross having it in there. I bought this expecting the worst. I recommend cleaning the windows first with some krud kutter. You have no idea how much this will help. I then filled a small spray bottle with Dawn dish soap and water. I sprayed a section of the window at a time. I then cut sections of the vinyl, leaving some overhang on two of the sides. I then unpeeled the vinyl and sprayed the back of it (the sticky side) as I peeled. This allows it to not stick to itself and be able to adjust on the window once it's on there. I placed on the window and used a credit card (because I couldnt find a squeegee) and carefully removed the bubbles. Once I had it mostly set down, I used a blow dryer on high speed to dry it to the window while still using the credit card for any pesky bubbles. Once I felt like it was mostly stuck down, I used a knife to trim the excess. It did come up a bit in the corners but in those spots I used scissors to trim the corners and then used the credit card to lay them back down. There were a couple spots on the glass that when I ran the card over it, it tore the vinyl. This is quite thin so make sure you clean those windows. The first piece I did on the lower frame, had a small tear so I took it off but when I got to the top I didnt have enough vinyl to finish so I ended up having to use that piece. All in all, I'm quite happy with how it came out. It allows nice light through but you cannot see out of it. Take your time, clean those windows first and you'll get a nice result. Hope this is helpful and good luck! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2021 by Mallory Mallory
    • Sun Blocker film.
The media could not be loaded. Slow down. Cut larger, trim and it’s done. Blocks the sun out.
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by Justmoney2
    • Maybe Helpful Tips - From Me To You
Review Image by Ingrid Camacho Ingrid Camacho
It looks great and does the trick! Before, I had shades on my bath window but wanted a more minimal look and the added space for my stuff. Measure the window, cut the adhesive paper. Cut on the side with the lines facing you, that way you can use the lines to guide you in a straight line. Use a ruler and a blade to slice along the lines. I measured a few millimeters or two additional just incase. Make sure your blade is sharp so it doesn’t snag and ruin the edges. Spray both sides like it says in the instruction and spray the window as well. I used window cleaner the first time and I messed it up so I would advise using water like it says. Peel the paper from the backing. Try and do it evenly because if you crease the paper you get a mark. Put on window and smooth with a credit card (or if you have a smoothing tool) and slice the excess off with a sharp blade. The first time I did it, there was some blotchy brown spots so I had to order more. When I removed the blotchy film from the window it left a residue of glue. Just spray and use a blade to scrape residue off glass. I wouldn’t use goop gone to remove the residue. Make sure it’s perfectly cleaned off before reapplying. Hope any of that was helpful. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2019 by Ingrid Camacho Ingrid Camacho
    • Slightly tricky but great results
Review Image by Alisa P. Alisa P.
My first attempt on the left window was a little rough. As I was peeling away the backing the film stuck to itself. Luckily I was able to undo it but it left a permanent mark on my finished product. The second attempt on the right window was flawless. Unfortunately, there was not enough film left to re-do the left. I used the Windex method. I thoroughly cleaned and dried my windows. Then I cut the film to size + 1" overage. I then sprayed my windows with more Windex, peeled the top edge of the backing down, applied this top edge to my window, then slowly continued to peel of the backing as I used a squeegee to smooth it. Then used a sharp blade to trim the edges off. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020 by Alisa P. Alisa P.
    • Not Peel-And-Stick!
I have a buffet table with frosted glass — I wanted to add an additional layer of frostedness so that you can’t see the contents inside the buffet table. I took a chance with this contact paper but alas: it was NOT adhesive as advertised. It is the kind of contact paper that you need to wet the glass first, then apply and smooth down. This would work great on normal glass, but as my glass is frosted to begin with, this contact paper did not stick to it. So be warned: this isn’t a peel and stick product, you must use water for it to adhere properly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2023 by Isabelle Cecil
    • NOT self-adhesive
The product is grossly misdescribed. It is not self-adhesive, it is cling film. While the description notes that it is applied with water, many truly self-adhesive materials use water for alignment prior to the adherent forming a bond between the material and surface. Unfortunately, it's now unreturnable due to being cut so we're out $9. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023 by Emilie Scott

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