Review on 🌈 Rainbow Effect 3D Prism Window Film - Transparent Decorative Glass Film for Window and Door Tinting - Heat Control, Anti-UV - Ideal for Kitchen, Dining Room, Bedroom, Living Room - Size: 17.5 inches x 78.7 inches by Sarah Black

I laser cut the contact film onto the tile for every new apartment with large sash windows and tape it so the neighbors can't see it and I can still get light easily. In the past I have used regular contact film from Target or fancy film from decorfilms.com as the latter is expensive although for large windows I decided to try this roll of film I was looking for to see which option is cheaper . It will be like. It's a waste. It's not tacky at all (not just in the sense that it's tacky, but in the sense that it's just regular vinyl). This means that even the smallest temperature differences between outside and inside arrive at the panes or a small amount of condensation that you may not even notice until you attach the contact foil, it will not stick. He will fall quickly. Most contact foils aren't even that sticky - they have glue, but they're light enough to stick and easy to peel off when you're done, unlike car decals where you have to worry about residue. Stickiness aside, the quality of the film's iridescence and opacity lies in the fact that it is basically completely transparent with a jagged moon pattern and has little to no iridescence or opacity. That's perfectly clear. As someone who uses contact foil frequently for window projects and knows what to do and what to expect, this is a bad fake. It sucks and can be expensive, but it's better to get the real deal per foot elsewhere than Amazon.