rabbitgoo Rainbow Window Film Privacy Film for Glass Windows, 44.5x200cm

I wasn't expecting much from this, other than for it to be extremely difficult to put on. I do love to be proven wrong. I wanted this to stop my neighbour from being able to gawp in my bedroom window as I don't always want to have to drop my blind. Whilst I do have net curtains, during the evening with a light on he could still see directly in. I'm not an exhibitionist or into voyeurism, and whilst I appreciate that like frosted bathroom glass he would still see my shadow, I wanted to block out him seeing everything. I looked at several different films but wanted to still allow light into the room during the day and when I see this one and photo's others had shared with it showing some colour I knew it was the one for me. This film went on seamlessly. Not a bubble to be seen. The hardest part was peeling the film from the backing but once that is off you are good-to-go. The instructions are easy to understand and if you follow them you too should be able to get the film up without any issues. I did purchase a window film tool to use and would suggest you get one too as it certainly helped with smoothing and getting the film right up tight to the edges. This is one I used https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0932BZ3P7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 The only downside - as such - for me was that just one layer didn't afford the privacy I was after. It looked beautiful, the colours showing were gorgeous, but you could see more than is private, so I took a chance and double-layered. Again, the second layer went on smoothly and has done exactly what I needed it to do. Light filters in and some gorgeous colours are created (as you can see from the photographs) but I can neither see out, and all that can be seen of me now when I am in the room is my silhouette. In fact it's worked so well I am about to add a layer to my bathroom as the frosted glass in there still lets a lot be seen - if only several of my neighbours were aware of this when they strip off in the mornings in full view of their window believing the frosting keeps them unseen!!! It would be beautiful attached to glass panels between interior doors. *Point to note; the shadow animals you can see are actually window stickers that were on the window before the film went up; it covered them without hiding them*.

Absolutely adore it, looks great! Enough privacy and the light reflecting looks great! Fitting instructions: I applied mine by cutting to size by measuring the window to the mm and adding 3mm to each edge, cleaning the window thoroughly, spraying water mixed with a drop of fairy liquid onto the window and spray the sheet too once film peeled back. Then it allows you to slide the sheet into place, I tucked the edges between the glass & the inside of the window and its slid under! Cover a bank card over with a soft cleaning cloth and in downward motions & to the window edges until all bubbles & liquid are out. There was a small excess liquid left at the end at the bottom and it evaporates perfectly! Looks like a professional job!

This look really lovely. I bought the narrowest shortest size. I primarily bought it for the 2 long narrow windows in my front door. Smooth on the inside and ripple effect on the outside. Although they did obscure whoever was outside you could still make out who was there if it was someone you knew. I needed more privacy, so bought this Privacy Film. The size I purchased did both the door windows and the large square double glazed window in my back door. The two long narrow windows on the front door are now are much more obscured. You can't see in very clearly or out but it still lets the light in from outside, which is great as the hallway is a tad on the dark side. Installation: I didnt use the soap water method, I cleaned all the windows thoroughly I wanted to install it on to with a normal glass cleaner spray and wiped it dry. I measured the window area and cut it to size with just a smidgeon larger to allow for trimming. I then removed the top few inches of the backing paper and pressed it on to the window surface making sure there were no air bubbles behind it. I then held it on at the top and with my other hand pulled the backing paper off. I used a credit card to run down and across several times to make sure there were no sneaky air bubbles, this wasn't easy because the pattern side which is not against the glass, is raised but after a few minutes of using the credit card most if not all the air bubbles were gone. I then just trimmed the edges up with a very sharp pair of scissors so as not to tear the film. When it came to the large rectangular glass window in my back door I had to use the film that was left in 2 halves so there was enough to completely cover the glass. So had to be precise with my measurements at the sides. Again I used the dry method installing the film on the top half of the window first paying attention to the horizontal edge in the middle of the window. I then installed the lower half of the film and again paid attention to where the two horizontal edges of each half joined, so it didn't overlap at all and to be honest you can't see where the join is. Then used the credit card again to remove any bubbles, and there were just one or two small ones, and very very gently pressed the two joining edges together so no air could get in-between them. This particular film is so pretty. With just the light from the porch windows shining on to the back door window the film reflects very pale colours of the rainbow, truly beautiful. The two windows in the front door never get any sunlight as there is an overhanging open porch and it faces north, so you just see the cracked ice effect with no rainbow colours, but that's ok. It does the job of stopping anyone looking through the original ''frosted' glass and I'm very happy with that. I don't think I could have made such a good job using the water method, maybe that method is better for larger glass areas, in fact I think it probably is, but for what I wanted to use it for the dry method was definitely better. Sorry about the pics, the doors are white not black, but it's quite dark inside and if I use the flash you won't see the normal 'look' of the film in action.

So beautiful! Easy to install however I don’t think it’s enough on the roll hence why I gave 1 Star less but if you have smaller windows it’s perfect.

Delighted with this product! As per first image our front hallway and door has alot of glass and privacy is null when in the hallway etc. We had priced blinds however because of the pvc frame it's awkward to fit so I decided to give privacy film a go. We have 5 panels of varying sizes (1-2cms discrepancies) so I purchased the 60 x 300cms roll at a reasonable enough £26 to allow for some wonky strips lol, but honestly it was a doddle to apply ( I also bought a wee knife/scraper kit also for ease of application) all I did additionally was fill a spray bottle with water and a tiny squeeze of washing up liquid added to it. I measured an extra cm or so per width and length, sprayed the window thoroughly (it had been cleaned previously) , roughly applied and adjusted it where relevant then used the scraper to get it nice and flat then I cut the excess. So pleased that light still gets in (with a lovely little rainbow effect) but with less opportunity for ppl to stare in. I haven't used this film in the door glass, I've ordered the reflective film for this purpose which I'll review when it arrives and is applied as I believe it can be trickier to apply however I will say that this textured film was easy to apply due to having a decent amount of thickness to it and I'll be intrigued to see how durable it is long term but for now I feel the thickness to it will help it last. Good value for money I feel

So beautiful - when the sun shines through it creates rainbows. Very easy to apply, I used a bowl of water and cloth to douse the window in water. The actual paper has a backing that gets peeled off and then you apply it to the wet surface. Very clear instructions and once applied, you can’t see through from the other side of the window. At night, if the light is on inside the room then you can’t see in, but ideally curtains are closed at night so it doesn’t really matter. Overall brilliant product, I love it!!

It’s pretty but doesn’t actually offer much privacy, so ineffective in that respect, it’s good just as durable window decor, it’s stayed on for many months without having to re apply.

Works really well. Easy to put on. I added it to what was already privacy glass because I thought you could still see too much of an outline, and this obscures it even more so made me feel more comfortable.

🌈 This privacy film is honestly a little bit magical! When the sunlight hits, it creates tiny rainbows on my window — basically a mini fairy show happening at home. ✨😂 Just a heads up: it’s not a “hide from the world” kind of privacy film. The frosting is quite light, so you can still see some shapes through it. But it lets in beautiful light, looks gorgeous, and does exactly what I need. Super easy to install and stays put until you decide it’s time for a change. A very pretty little home upgrade!

Beautiful, I got the plain silver one. I'm getting more

I wanted to cover the mirror on my jewelry box because it sits across from where I sleep, and having a mirror that close has always creeped me out. I ordered the brown color instead of the other clear ones because I didn't want any chance of the mirror peeking through. Plus, the brown hues look better when paired with the wood frame of the jewelry box. I love the way it turned out. I can still see the pretty rainbow effects from the natural lighting in the room. The two pictures I included show one with the flash and the other without.

Excellent product, easy application. Cut to size, peel, spray water on window, and stick on! If any bubbles form, use a card or squeegee to push the water out! You can peel and reuse near-infinitely! When sunlight hits it, it creates beautiful colorful patterns.

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