Color:Black Material: Vinyl Size: 23.6 x 78.7 inch(60*200cm) Thick and high quality: 0.15mm Function: Heat Insulation, Anti-UV, Privacy Protection, Anti-explosion One way window film: Window heat control film can reduce UV damage, as well as be used to protect the privacy during daytime. One way window film provides house privacy at daytime, you can see out but not in. It provides 78% heat reduction and blocks up to 98% of harmful UV rays while reducing heat, reflecting sun rays outside in summer and keeping warm inside in winter, offering you comfortable feeling in your home or office everyday. How to install the one way window film: 1, Keep Window or Glass clean 2, Wet the Window or Glass with water.( Soapy water will be better ) 3, Measure the glass surface & cut the film 1" larger than the size you need. 4, pls Peel off the backing film before you apply the window film to glass. 5,Squeegee out any air bubbles or imperfections with a squeegee or a credit card. 6, Trim away extra film with a utility knife.
A**A
Won't stick to the window!!!!
This window film is very thick and will block out the sun and heat. However, you are going to have to either glue or tape it to the window!!!!!!!! It is NOT sticky enough and won't hold longer than 5 minutes. Before you ask, yes I cleaned the window very thoroughly before attempting to put the window film on it. I finally had to use Duck Tape to make it work.
K**R
Great solution
Perfect for my top sash of the window! I didn't want to black my entire window, still wanted to be able to open the blinds to some sun, but wanted the car headlights from passing cars in the night to stop waking me!Works excellent!
S**.
OK
Ok, it doesn't block heat as advertised and it's hard to size due to hard to cut even with a razor knife pulls and leaves uneven edges. It does completely block out light but heat not so much.
R**N
Good enough
Great thing. This blocked the sunshine and other people couldn’t see through. The only thing is you should be careful when installing it.
D**E
Bad
Dose not stay up
P**P
Good for Mandalorian Helmet props
Bought this to use as a visor for a 3D printed Mandalorian helmet (was impossible to get grinding shields and masks due to COVID shortages at the time)You get a fair amount for your money, I thought it was worth itI did attach it to a disposable COVID face shield for strength though (working with what I had)Not sure how it works for WINDOWS but the helmet view is decent10/10 would recommend for Mandalorian visor prop making if anybody ever sees this comment
P**J
It's okay, but I'm not sure it's worth the money or the effort!
Our bedroom gets the sun all afternoon and evening in summer, making it the hottest room in the house. So I thought I'd try using this reflective film to see if it helped. And after a whole summer of use I can say that it doesn't seem to do much. I guess that there is a degree or two difference--maybe--but going from 34oC to 32oC doesn't really help! There is some privacy from the film too, but only while it's lighter outside than in. The film does take some time to cut perfectly and install too.So overall I'm not convinced that this purchase is a cost-effective option.
R**H
Order enough unlike me
This area is south-facing. The dogs love to sit on the windowsil and watch the world go by. Except its scorching hot onsome days and they dehydrate quickly. I put up the film but as you can see I did not buy enough. Yet what a difference to the area even though its got a gap. The sun blasts from above so its actually OK. I should have ordered 3 metres and not 2 metres. Keep this in mind when ordering. Very happy now. Easy to install.
R**T
Good stuff
I used this tinting film on the glass roof panels on my car. Installing it was a bit tricky because of the awkward shape. I cut off the excess using a razor blade and I’m pretty happy with the results. It cuts out the glare but still allows some light in. The adhesion seems pretty good and it feels like a quality product.
M**S
Great, but only for flat glass, not suitable for cars!
So I bought this thinking it was the typical "celophane" like window film that is used in most applications.However it is not like that at all, its actually a comparitively quite thick almost rubbery film that actually feels very high quality and would no doubt be quite hard wearing.There is a big downside to this though and that is it DOES NOT SHRINK WITH HEAT unlike almost all window film on the market.So this would be great for use on flat glass like in a building for instance but for most automotive uses it would not be able to be fitted effectively.
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