There is a lot of privacy film to be able to allow you to feel comfortable to use this. to be honest this much would almost half enough to do a big living room window (not that is...
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Ablave Stained Glass Window Film Decorative Privacy Window Film Frosted Window Film Window Clings No-Glue Self Static Cling for Home Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen Office 17.7"x78.7"
Price: $15.99
Description
Stained Glass Window Film Characteristics:\r\n\r\n1. No-glue, static cling, non-adhesive, easy to fix and remove without any traces left on the glass or a smooth surface. It can provide good privacy and good decoration for you.\r\n\r\n2. The window film keeps 90% of UV rays away, protecting your skin from ultraviolet rays. Meanwhile, it also works as temperature regulator partially, which help retain Heat in Winter Comfort and Keep it out in summer.\r\n\r\n3. Provide good decoration and privacy for your home, office and store. Turn transparent glass window into a stylish privacy screen.\r\n TIPS FOR INSTALLATION: 1.Measure the glass. 2.Cut the film. 3.Clean window glass. 4.Spray water on the glass surface. 5.Remove the back covering film. 6.Paste the the smooth side of film to glass. 7.Squeeze out water and air bubbles between the film and glass.\r\n Reminder: 1. Stained Glass Window Film is only suitable for clean and smooth glass surface, do not use on rough, uneven, frosted glass or other materials.\r\n 2.Stained Glass Window Film adopts electrostatic technology, no need for glues. Before applying, you only need to sprinkle enough water on the glass surface. If the pasting is not firm, it may be the reason of insufficient water. You can peel the Stained Glass Window Film off and paste again after watering. \r\n 3.While using, be sure to tear off the back film, otherwise it will not be firmly attached. \r\n 4.Please note the distinction between front side and back side, be sure to attach the back side (smooth side) to the glass, otherwise it will not be pasted firmly and even fall off.\r\n This Stained Glass Window Film can only show the colors perfectly when the light is going through or reflected, so normally the colors can not be seen before the installation.
