Viseeko Window Film Frosted Window Film Stripe Glass Film for Windows Static Cling Non-Adhesive for Home Meeting Room Office(17.5 x 78.7Inches)

Fácil de instalar, siguiendo las instrucciones, aplicar mucha agua con jabón, levantar la película una y otra vez (las veces que sean necesarias) hasta que puedas eliminar las burbujas ayudándote de una espátula de plástico para empujar las burbujas de aire, hacia afuera.Me gustó mucho el resultado

Buena calidad y resultó perfecto en mis ventanas

Obsessed with these! They look so good & for the price, you really can’t be mad. I’ve been in my home for nearly a month & it was taking me a while to figure out what kind of treatments I wanted to put up since I love the big windows, I hated the idea of blocking them with curtains or blinds so I bought these to hold me over until I figured out what I wanted, but didn’t expect to love them this much! I’ve tried several different kinds and these bubble up the least. I make sure to squeegee the crap out of them when I apply them but with some of the others, hours later there’s bubbles everywhere & I’m not sure why. You can still see through these, so you may want to keep your curtains or try the frosted film if you want complete privacy.

So it’s not for one person to install alone. Read that again... this product is NOT MEANT FOR ONE-PERSON INSTALLATION. Despite that fact, I installed this particular room’s windows alone.For that reason, these panels are full of bubbles, which at night show in overhead lighting (as seen in the photo.) This photo shows how stark the overhead lighting can make it appear, as well, though with lamps, we rarely notice it.In the daytime, however, the film is quite a bit more sheer, and the bubbles are nearly invisible unless you’re hunting. We love this film because this bedroom faces the back patio, and as our guest room, it looses all privacy.There IS a clear film you have to remove. It’s hairline thin, and it’s a game of patience and bifocals if you’re not under 30Measure twice. In fact, measure three times. Use a sharpie to draw your lines, because you can always use some acetone on a q-tip to remove any that remains when you cut it. Cut carefully and on a flat surface, with someone else holding the film down so you don’t get wandering lines.When you install, start by peeling back only 1/4 of your panel, and line that up with your corners. Get everything flush and even, and then slowly, and evenly begin working pressure across as you pull the film back.Don’t move too fast or you’ll give yourself a friction burn. And if you pull the film off too fast and have the cling hanging, you’re gonna end up with bubbles. You can pop them with a needle if you have to but it’s best to work them out if you can. Do not use heat.

I have used other films that are thicker this one is thin. I love the look. Please note the roll have stripes verticals to have this look you have to cut. I didn’t wanted vertical lines. I like the outcome