Review on CottonColors Decoration Adhesive Blocking 17 4X78 7 by Tammy Larsen

My wife and I have just moved into a newly built home and we have a sliding glass door in the Kitchen that opens up at the back. Our original plan was to put in some blinds, but since closet installers got the plans wrong, we didn't have room unless we wanted to, so we couldn't open any of our drawers or fully open a row of closets. doors. We knew we had to do something as we could peek out the back door and see a couple of our neighbors and we really wanted some privacy. After looking for ideas, we decided that some sort of glass screen protector would work best. We still wanted to let the light in, but we wanted to obscure the view to the outside. After looking at several options, my wife liked this drawing the best. The size was perfect as it was slightly longer and slightly wider than the glass on the doors I would close so I ordered two; one for each door. Installation was fairly easy and I used the Gila RTK500 Window Film Application Tool Kit to apply the film to the door. By the way, this film has a protective layer, so be sure to remove it beforehand. Also, this sheet has some weight, so you may need another person to hold the sheet in place while you cut it to size. I recommend liberally applying fountain solution to the window and then sticking the film to the window. Align everything the way you like, then trim with the Gila cutter. After that, just remove any air bubbles (which can be hard to see due to that film with bubbles). curly drawings) and then leave to dry. In general we are satisfied with this film. From a distance, objects are completely invisible. Light is still let in and the film's iridescent quality creates quite prismatic color effects. At night, the shapes outside the house are easy to see, but they're blurred very well. Important Note: If you walk straight towards this film you can still see it unobstructed if you look through the stone. pebble shapes. This film is primarily useful for blocking out areas where you know no one is around.