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Gila Privacy Mirror Adhesive Residential DIY Window Film Heat Control Glare Control 3ft x 15ft (36in x 180in)

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Size: 36-Inch by 15-Feet


Style: Window Film


Features

  • DAYTIME PRIVACY: Mirrored exterior appearance provides daytime privacy (when the sun is down and lights are on inside, film no longer conceals views)
  • ENERGY EFFICIENT: Rejects up to 79% of total Solar Energy
  • PROTECTS INTERIORS: Blocks up to 99% of UV rays, helping to keep your interior from fading
  • INCREASED COMFORT: Reduces glare up to 82%, making interiors more comfortable
  • EASY INSTALL, LASTING RESULTS: Durable adhesive material is easy to handle and firmly sticks to windows for ongoing benefits

Description

Gila Privacy Mirror Window Film features advanced technology and highly-reflective material on the exterior to provide superior daytime privacy while maintaining your view of the outside. This film does not offer nighttime privacy–when it’s dark outside and lights are on inside, the film no longer conceals views. In addition to privacy, Gila Mirror Window Film also blocks heat, reflects UV rays and reduces glare for increased interior comfort. With the Gila Complete Application Kit, How-To videos and Tips, the film is hassle-free to install and perfect for weekend DIY projects. From the Manufacturer Gila films are the brand leader in DIY (do it yourself) window films. Our best in class deep dyeing, coating, and adhesive technologies have helped design higher performing, longer lasting films that are among the best in the marketplace. We manufacture and package our films at our world class manufacturing facility located in Martinsville, VA USA in order to measure and ensure tight quality and performance standards from start to finish.

Material: Plastic


Brand: Gila


Color: Mirror


Size: 36-Inch by 15-Feet


Product Dimensions: 180"L x 36"W


Ultraviolet Light Protection: UV Protection


Manufacturer: ‎CP FILMS INC


Part Number: ‎50146287


Item Weight: ‎1.19 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎36.75 x 2.38 x 2 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎50146287


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎36-Inch by 15-Feet


Color: ‎Mirror


Style: ‎Window Film


Material: ‎Plastic


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


UV Protection: ‎UV Protection


Included Components: ‎Hardware; Door, Gate & Window Hardware;weatherproofing-window-insulation-kits


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎Gila® window films are warranted against manufacturing defects for a period of two years from the date of original purchase. If any product fails to conform to the foregoing limited warranty, and the purchaser submits a valid warranty claim during the warranty period set forth above, the purchaser may be eligible for replacement product at no charge. Original proof of purchase and an explanation of the manufacturing defect will be required to substantiate any warranty claim. It is therefore recommended that the purchaser retain the sales receipt. In addition, we reserve the right to request samples of the defective window film to substantiate any warranty claim.


Date First Available: September 10, 2006


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Works great!
Size: 36-Inch by 15-Feet Style: Window Film
Review Image by Mikee Mikee
Love it! I’m not a big fan of how it turns into a mirror on the inside when it gets dark but still worth it to keep the heat down during the day. It did darken my room a lot so I won’t be doing all the windows like I planned on doing because it would be to dark inside. Baby shampoo and water mix made a great solution and install easy. 32oz water with about 10-12 drops of baby shampoo ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by Mikee Mikee
    • Works very well
Size: 36-Inch by 15-Feet Style: Window Film
I ordered four 36 by 15 foot roles of the Gila Privacy Mirror Window film. A perusal of the reviews on here revealed two divergent experiences: (1) one set of individuals were unequivocal in their support of the film and (2) the other set was vocal in their condemnation of it. Ostensibly, the film is a challenge for some to install. To mitigate possible installation hurdles, I watched at least two videos on youtube (just search for "gila film installation" and then visited the manufacturers site for additional info. From these forays, I concluded that I needed a helper (family member). A synopsis of the installation procedure: You do not need the application solution or proprietary install tool. Just use a few drops of Johnson's baby soap mixed with water. Keep the resulting solution fairy dilute--too much soap and the film will have trouble adhering; too little, and it will adhere too quickly. Amply spray both the window and the film prior to installation. After placing the film on the window, just use a sharp knife--I used a scalpel--in concert with a ruler to trim the film. Leave a slight gap (around 1mm) at the edges to avoid bubble formation around the periphery. Use a credit card wrapped in an absorbent material (e.g. cotton cloth) to smooth out the film. As of this writing, I have installed this for eight windows without a hitch. The day-time privacy afforded by this product meets expectations--the interior remains inscrutable to all but the most determined of outside observers i.e., those who have literally apposed their face to the exterior of the window. Further, the appearance is aesthetically pleasing. There is no night-time privacy nor should their be--at night, given the low ambient lighting, if the film were to preclude someone from seeing inside, it would necessarily have to obfuscate completely your view from inside-out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2013 by D.P.
    • - Provides EXCELLENT privacy during daylight hours
Size: 36-Inch by 15-Feet Style: Window Film
Pros: - Provides EXCELLENT privacy during daylight hours. - Good instructions. Neutrals: -Reduces outside light considerably. Resulting light has a blue hue. -Causes some reflectivity on the interior side starting just after sunset. I don't think this is possible to fix (because physics) aside from placing a bright light outside directed at the window during evening hours. Cons: -Tricky to apply. Tips & Tricks: -Use 3 people to install. -Buy the Gila kit with the correct knife. Lay the knife flat in the crease at a consistent 30-45 degree angle and it will cut perfectly. -Adhere scrap pieces to corners and practice cutting them. This is the most difficult part to get right. -Adhere scrap pieces over the edge of the glass to figure out which cutting angle works best with the knife so the tint lands right at the edge with no light peeking through. -Never let the tint 'crease'. This can show up in the end result. Having two people holding the tint while the third works on it is what keeps this from happening. Even with two, you will get creases (unless the window is very small). Review: Usually directions that suggest two people might be necessary are wrong and I can do it perfectly fine myself. This window film was an exception. I was able to apply the tint myself, but after three windows and lots of frustration and wasted time I gave up. I could get the tint on (fairly well by my third window and after several pieces thrown away), but I couldn't get it to look professional or anywhere near perfect. I removed all of it so I could do it with help. In my experience, the directions are wrong. You don't need two people, you need three. One person on each side of the tint to keep it pulled open and keep it from getting wrinkles/folds/creases, and the third person cutting, peeling the backing, and spraying / applying the tint with the aid of the other two. It might be possible with two, but with three it's actually easy to do a good job of it. Why Four Stars? I would give it five stars, but even when done 'perfectly' the tint isn't optically perfect - it has a slight wave to it that you can see from certain angles (but only from the reflective side). I also wish I would have known that the warm light that used to glow through my windows would be replaced by a cool, slightly blue hue. It changed the feeling of the rooms, and the colors of fabrics and flooring and walls look different. But the added privacy makes it worthwhile, and keeping a 2700K light on inside helps warm it back up. If I could ask Gila to change one thing, it would be to improve the color of the light that passes through. Overall, a very good (but not perfect) product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2016 by Paul

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