🖤 Gila Privacy Black Static Cling Residential DIY Window Film - No Glue, No Adhesive, 3ft x 6.5ft (36in x 78in) - PB78 Review

I remove the negatives first. Three problems: 1) First of all, if you have double glazed windows, low heat transfer windows, storm proof windows etc. please contact the manufacturer to make sure it is safe for you to put this film on it. Some windows of this type are designed to offer very little resistance to the extra heat on the inside, and fitting a protective/blackout film on the inside creates extra heat on that surface and not on your furniture/floor/walls. , as the heat-generating light

I used this shade to cover two sliding glass doors in my townhouse. Each sheet is big enough to cover a sliding door, so I ended up buying four. A few tips I learned after doing this four times: 1. DO NOT BUY THE INSTALL KIT. You just don't need it. A spray bottle filled with water and a few drops of dish soap is great for the solution you need. I also bought a 12 inch scraper for a few dollars at my local grocery store. I have used it for both cleaning and application. I've seen advice on…

First of all, this slide is not as dark as the description suggests. Second, this is actually a good thing (for me) as my bedroom cinema is now dark enough to use my 84-inch projector screen without additional glare from the sun. When she woke up the next morning (after installation) she asked me, "What time is it? why am i so late I answered. "It's only 11 o'clock 🤔." It wasn't until a few hours later, wandering around the apartment, that she finally noticed that I had "tinted" the windows in