🎀 BDF 4RP Rice Paper White Decorative Window Film: Transform Your Space with Elegance! Review

This rice paper was so useless. I gave it to my son who wanted it for privacy reasons and it was so transparent that it offered absolutely no privacy.

Following the instructions and using the tools provided made the installation process easy. It looks better than I hoped and I'm ordering more.

If you want privacy film, it is too transparent. Across the street I could still see my living room in detail. Removed and returned.

I bought a similar product from Home Depot that works great with enough privacy. This product has no privacy and will not stay on glass. I ended up throwing the whole roll away.

Finally got around to installing it last weekend. I love the seamless look! For my application it is perfect. However, it continues to detach from the surface. So when I look back on my purchase and see if I installed it correctly, it turns out I didn't receive a film, just a "substrate". At the moment I'm not sure what I can do. I'm just upset that I didn't receive the 'complete' product.

Having used a similar and terrible product I didn't want to give it a chance. The only reason I bought it was because it was the only film that was the right size to fit the area we needed. Boy was I wrong. It is well packaged and comes with all the necessary tools. The directions were very clear and I liked how easy it was to walk up. The lower part of our window lasted less than 5 minutes. The top part took about 15 minutes because I was careful with the window locks to get a great result…

We have ordered this item twice, about a week apart. The two pieces of window film were slightly different lengths: the first was slightly shorter than the advertised 7-foot length by about a quarter of an inch; the second piece was about 3/8 inch longer, but one end was not square. That is, the second piece was straight on one end and slightly wavy on the other. I am an experienced window film user who used this white rice paper film to replace a darker film on a basement fire exit window (two