Review on Niviy Blackout Window Film - Static Cling Sun Blocking Privacy Film For House Windows - Removable Frosted Glass Window Cover - Black - 17.7” X 118” by Matt Crawford
Perfect for my bathroom.
This was easy to install. I wish there were grid lines to make measuring and cutting easier. We had a leak in our bathroom window and had to remove the film so it could be repaired. This film came off very easily, I folded it and set it aside and was able to reuse it! There were no stretches or areas that would create problems. My window was still in perfect condition behind where the film was as well. This is a great option for window privacy.
- This item is good and easy installation
- May bubble or wrinkle during application
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