Review on 🪟 Decorative 3D Stones Stained Glass Window Film - No Glue Privacy Window Cling Stickers | UV Blocking, Heat Control, Static Cling Window Tints | Size: 17.5 x 78.7 Inches by Vera Lewis

I used different types of window adhesive to keep the house private while still letting the light in. As you can see from the photo, this window cover looks great. , lets light through and provides a degree of privacy. What you don't see in the picture is how much easier it is to attach and remove when needed. This particular screen protector is not as opaque as some others, with some areas where the plastic is clear. If someone stands close to the window (within a few centimeters), they can look inside. From a few feet away, it obscures enough to only show the basic shape. You can see the lawn and garage wall through the window in the picture above, you might even see that the garage has a window. This means it lets in quite a bit of light, which is nice to have. The process of attaching to a window is similar to most window chains: dampen window with soapy water, wipe backing and apply. The difference is that similar to most window chains, plastic is used instead of sticky paste or glue. This means that the transparency of the sticky is even greater and that it is MUCH easier to remove than the sticky version. It also makes placement a lot easier as it's also pretty easy to move it around first to fit it in the window. This material is slightly thicker than most window adhesives, but is still easily cut with a standard utility knife. Removing the adhesion for the first few days also allows for reuse, although after some time it will likely stick enough to warp when removed. This varies with temperature and light. Most of my experience with this type of hook has been on cars, which have a very different life cycle than interiors. Overall, they look great and are easy to slip on and off when needed. After this experience, I will most likely never buy glue-based window adhesive again, preferring this method for its simplicity and interchangeability.