rabbitgoo Window Privacy Film Stained Glass Window Film Mosaic Static Cling Decorative Window Vinyl, Removable Rainbow Window Tint, Non-Adhesive UV Blocking for Home Office, 35.4 x 78.7 inches

Main reason I am knocking off a star is because the piece i bought has 2 different seam like straight lines in it, they are very visible from the adhesion side and since this is on a door, anyone coming from the outside will see them. The seams are also visible from the inside but only if you are standing right in front of the door and looking down at them. Otherwise it looks great from the inside. However from the outside, every tiny air bubble is visible and it looks a bit cheap. THere are many bubbles the size of just one square. I put tons of water and spent a lot of time pushing out bubbles with a credit card but it was night time or maybe because everything was still wet, it looked good when I left but very full of small bubbles by the next morning. I may try to redo a part of it to see if it can get better but frankly not sure it's possible to get all those air spaces out. As others have said, these are a bit hard to install and they are reluctant to be cut even with a razor blade, make sure your blade is as sharp as you can find, anything short of a fresh razor may not work.Another thing is the squares are not nearly as big as most of the photos are showing them. From a distance, it looks like a granular frosted look, individual squares are too small to see, unlike in their photoshopped advertising photos which also exaggerate the rainbow effect. Actual squares are only approx 3ish mm each.However it does adhere really well especially considering there is no glue, anyone would guess it was actually glued but it's not. I've also smacked it a few times moving stuff in to the room and there is no visible damage, so it's durable. It does a good job of partially obscuring but still letting light through. My goal was to give a bit of privacy to a new office i am moving into so that everyone outside could not see exactly what we were doing all the time inside and the other commonly used option of silver colored film only works in daytime. This stuff works day and night but you only get partial blockage, it would not be good if you wanted to completely block view, you can still see fuzzy outlines of what is inside. Also if you put your face right on the glass, you can see fairly well through it, so it mostly works from a distance.We find it to be a happy medium for us though.

Shocked at how much I love this product. I updated the wall color, vanity, and a couple of other things in my half bathroom last month. Since I also placed a plant in there, I figured I should probably leave the window open a little bit more, and decided to try the security cling on the lower half of the window.It applies so quick and easy. I do recommend having a kit for applying wallpaper or contact paper like I do. I picked up a cheap one for like six or seven dollars on Amazon and it was well worth the cost given how inexpensive this is.It is very difficult to see through from the outside and very pretty when the sunlight hits it from the inside and thus far (even though I’m only a month in), it has not attempted to come loose.

In December 2019, I installed the mosaic privacy film on my garage door windows. Easy to install but it’s imperative that you closely follow the directions. They have provided excellent privacy for the past three years, and two brutal Ohio winters didn’t faze them. Two corners did lift very slightly but I was able to make invisible repairs with two small pieces of scotch tape. At night from the outside, the glass appears to be covered in raindrops. Very pretty. I’m so pleased with the performance that I plan to buy more for the garage windows.

This stuff is easier to install than I thought when I read the instructions. It's been installed for over a month now and the adhesion is still perfect. It gives me privacy on my front windows while still allowing lots of light to shine through.

Very easy to cut and install.

I know a lot of people have said their film didn’t “stick” but I have had no problems! The film has been on over three weeks now, through below freezing temps all the way up to over 90 degree temps (thanks Nebraska weather) and no curling or peeling off the window. I measured and cut with about an inch or two excess around the window. I cleaned the window twice, once with window cleaner and then once with vinegar and water. Then I smeared dish-soapy water all over the window. I laid out the cut piece of film, peeled off the clear peel backing (kind of tricky to grab it from the corner, but it’s there, promise!), and dumped soapy water all over it. I smeared the soapy water over every inch of the film then lifted it to the window. Using a gift card and a craft knife, I slowly pressed and sliced the film into a perfect fit. I went a little too fast in a couple spots and cut a notch a little too far in, but it’s really not noticeable. I did have to use the card to squeeze out some bubbles which made it look like I was going to have trouble with the corner curling because it was dried, but I just added some soapy water to those corners and it re-sealed and has been fine! We get the light into our living room, but still get privacy from the street. At night when you look in, if you’re just driving by you can only see colors and shapes through the film. If you stop on the sidewalk out front and really try to look in, as my daughter says, you can see the “essence” of people, but unless you see people move or know the layout of the living room you’d never know what was what. We love this curtain-free option!

Using on front door, blocks enough so visitor will only see shadowy figure or reflection of themselves if lighting is right. Adds a little sparkle on inside. Very pretty

Easy to install. Let’s in light but adds privacy. No longer have to look at the messy neighbors yard when I have my coffee in the morning.

Beautiful! My bedroom is downstairs and I hated keeping the blind down all the time, especially in the sunshine we've been having. I covered all four panels in about 20 minutes and have checked outside, view is more obscured then I thought. Brilliant!

I live in a flat with a communal courtyard and one of the other tenants leaves loads of smelly trash bags full for months just outside my one bedroom window. It is unsightly and gets on my nerves every time I see it so I put this on the window and what a brilliant difference it has made. Bedroom looks very posh now. It was so easy to put on and this particular design is really easy to cut because the lines are basically there already due to the blocks. So far it is staying on very well and I am one chuffed customer.

I absolutely love this film in my new bathroom. We've had a room converted to a bathroom and this was just the thing to save us having a new frosted window installed. It was pretty easy to put up too, I used a craft knife and a steel rule to cut it to the correct size and some old loyalty cards to squeeze out the air bubbles. I really love the prizm effect that it gets in the sun as well.

I bought this to covet two front windows and a large frontvdoor panel, in order to have a little more privacy during the evenings when the lights are on.Rabbitgoo was easy enough to install, apart from my appalling maths which meant I had to do a bit of a patch job - but that's hardly their fault! I don't think I used enough water when applying the film and ended up with a fair few air bubbles which I didn't notice until it was dark. However, the beauty of this film is that it can be peeled off and rehung with no problem. The biggest problem I had was that it was difficult to trim with a knife. The film is quite 'rubbery' and my craft knife kept dragging, leaving jagged edges. All in all though I'm happy with the effect. It isn't quite as rainbowy as I'd expected, but then again it hasn't been very sunny lately.

So I bought this for my kitchen windows, and firstly it was very difficult to put up, took ages to peel apart the window cover from the protective film, and then when I finally got that done and got it up, it took ages to get the air bubbles out. Despite the fact the squares definitely look smaller than the images provided by the seller, it actually looked quite nice once it was up, however as soon as I started cooking air bubbles reappeared due, presumably, to the steam, or it may have been due to a combination of the heat and the steam. Some of the bubbles I could push out, but some remained. As such, this is not a long term solution for me, if this is going to happen every time I cook (and it has so far) it is going to be a nightmare. So be warned, if you want something that will work for a kitchen or bathroom, I would give this a miss. Overall I am very disappointed.