Reeded Window Film Static Cling No Glue No Residue Glass Film Non Adhesive Heat Insulation UV Resiatance for House 17.5 * 78.7 Inch (44.5 * 200 cm)

Spray window with water more is better.Apply film.Use shower squeegy to smooth film onto window squeezing the water out.Use metal ruler or similar to push up to edges to be cut then cut to trim with sharp knife.Easy.

Easy to cut, like other I initially was a bit perplexed it didn’t adhere as easily as I’d hoped as it kept peeling back where it had been curled on the roll ….HOWEVER- got the hairdryer out, heated up the film and used a scraper/credit card to smooth out and it now sticks great

I tried to apply this product to glass in a door and it looked terrible. Because it’s static cling it doesn’t actually stick to the door meaning there are loads of tiny air bubbles underneath and no matter what you can’t get rid of them which makes the final finish look terrible. I tried multiple times to get it to stick as well but after 10 mins it started peeling off around the edges.I would stick with traditional sticky backed vinyl wrap it provides a much cleaner finish. I should’ve known better with an Amazon product really.

Fast delivery, great product.

Window Film Static Clings: 17.5 x 78.7 Inch from LAVOUPLike most privacy films I tried in the past, this privacy film is easy to install. You just have to simply cut it as per the dimension required, wet the surface well where you'll apply it, peel off the film, and slowly stick it on the glass while removing the bubbles. It's pretty challenging to remove the bubble completely, but they disappear in the long run, tho it is not too obvious anyway.I like the privacy it gives. Light still passes through it but keeps an opaque finish.

Not reeded at all. An optical illusion which’s looks reeded but not.Absolute pain to install. Almost impossible to trim and then impossible to get bubbles out.Wasted a whole roll with trims and cuttings. In the end, better off saving your money. Wish this could have been a more positive review.

I wanted a window cover that was not floral or pattered. This is a bit office like, but suited what I wanted.It's very easy to cut in a straight line, but obviously make sure you measure correctly.One thing to note is that although there is a tab to start peeling off the backing, once you are on the 2nd cut, it is VERY hard to find the backing sheet again without a fresh tab - expect some frustration finding the edge like on a sellotape roll but worse...Once you have cut it, and cleaned your window, my advice it to remove the backing AWAY from the window. It seemed to draw a load of static which then stuck to the sheet/window (I'm not sure which). As a result, once the window was wet I could slide it around easily to get the fit, but after squeezing the water and air out, I was left with tiny air pockets and a few stray fibres that were visible. I declined to start again, it was good enough and I think with some experience the rest will go better.

I unrolled the film and attempted to apply it, only to find that every 4 or so inches vertically (as in, across the reeds), there are lines in the film which utterly defeats the object. This was after taking the protective layer off too. I didn't want it to look as though it was film.Sent back for a refund.