Niviy Stained Glass Window Film Tint, Window Cling Sun Catcher Sticker Non Adhesive Anti UV for Home Office 29.5 x 78.7 inches

Hard to fully stick to glass, so you get some bubbles mostly noticeable on the opposite side. Very nice appearance though and looks durable.

Works Great , easy to install , I did it by myself , the only thing to keep in mind its too narrow and you should buy extra . You can still see outside but everything would be blurry obviously , when sun is out it creats that rainbow effect so pretty ! And no one can see inside if looking from outside

It does have plastic film on the back even though it doesn't feel like it. It's very easy to install and trim, The colours are very vibrant.

Fue una sorpresa ,crei que era transparente y sorpresa no lo era , pero lo coloque mitad de ventana de abajo y fue excelente porque aun de tarde no se ve para. Dentro y coloque en una puertade pequenos cuadritos y cuando dio el sol se ve como un arco iris en el piso , se ve super lindo.

Edit: 2 years later The clings are still holding up, but exposure to the sun has leached out a lot of the color (particularly red)… but it still gives us the privacy, and I do love the rainbows. —- I applied this to a window in my stairwell and overall, I’m happy with it! The stained glass blocks the view of everything inside, and makes the random window look more purposeful and match the age of the house. Four stars because it’s too narrow for a standard window and there’s no easy repeating pattern along the edges. It took a lot of finagling to make it work. I’ve installed similar clings before, so I wasn’t intimidated by the installation, but you will want to order extra to match edges. It was nearly impossible to find a pattern, and I found that cutting on the black angles made for a less noticeable seam. Installation tips: 1. Cut a little larger than you need, remove film from back, spray window with a mix of water with a drop of dish soap. I don’t know why the soap or whether leaving it out would affect it… someone told me to do it once, it worked, I keep doing it. 2. Get a squeegee (or credit card, whatever) and smooth out the bubbles and extra water. 3. Use a box cutter to trim along the edges of the window for cleaner, straighter lines. 4. To widen (you’ll need to for a standard window), find the best possible match that overlaps all or most of the diamonds. If the color is different or a seam is visible, trim out one of the diamonds along the black line.