WAENLIR Rainbow Window Film Privacy Film for Glass Windows, 3D Stained Glass Decorative Window Stickers, Static Cling Window Vinyl

I have used this product before. Exactly what I wanted, the rainbow effect is exquisite, so beautiful when sun shining and functions perfectly for giving me some privacy. Very happy. Good clear instructions supplied. Easy to fit and use.Would recommend.

Really good product and very pretty. Gives enough privacy so the neighbours can no longer see inside. It’s not sticky, so it’s renter friendly. Didn’t have a squeegee so just used a card and it worked fine. Found it useful using a hair dryer to warm it up. Easy to cut with a knife too.

I’ve used various tinted films but needed a privacy one because of a yappy dog! This film is just as easy to install, plenty of soapy water and it adheres nearly perfectly - nearly being the word, the begging of the roll where the curve is at its greatest has proven difficult . When the film arrives it’s in a tube and the cure it’s become accustomed to refuses to lay flat against the window regardless of how much reverse rolling or soapy water I apply. Hopefully it will flatten out in a few days but as of now, 12 hrs after installation it still curls. Looks great from inside and out and affords 100% privacy and reduced barking from my dog who likes to yap when she sees the wind! Apart from that one small negative it’s great.

I wanted a cheap privacy rainbow film and after numerous searches on amazon landed on this one, I was a bit worried considering one had a review about it coming off the edges but didn't have that problem at all.I decided to create a custom design from it of a brick pattern and I am in love with it. Allows enough privacy but still has peaks of outside view.One of the things that took me aback was that there was no adhesion whatsoever from the back end/part that sticks to the window. Nevertheless I managed to get it to work with plenty of soapy water (in a spray bottle) and something like a wallpaper smoother (anything to lay it flat and squeeze air bubbles out i.e. old credit card). I found later on that the static, soapy water, squeezing air pockets out was what got it to stick once it dried and it wont budge at all unless I purposely try to remove it by grabbing a corner.In terms of process:1. Spray the surface with soapy water.2. Remove backing sheet, try not to touch the side that sticks to the window as it needs the static to adhere, use your nails to hold the vinyl or make sure your hands are dust, oil, dirt free etc. Minimal contact. And stick it to where you would like it to go.3. Spray more soapy water on top of the vinyl, hold it in place to stop it from slipping and use a card/ smoother to get rid of the air bubbles and make sure its laying flat against the window.4. You can then use this time when its still wet to slide it around. Where it needs to go.5. Leave it be and it will dry and stick in place, the surroundings may look dry but the soapy water still between the sheet and window is wet so it'll be fully dry in a few hours. Less if it's warm.Tips for installation:1. Lay flat beforehand. To get it to lay flat better and doesn't lift at the edges since it comes in a roll, the way I did it with my design was to cut out the shapes and then lay it flat between/under books. But definitely recommend flattening it out prior to installation cause it will lift with the way it comes rolled up.2. Plenty of soap water, absolutely plenty. Because of the tedious design I went with, I often found it'd be dry before the next piece so I recommend spraying as you go.3. With the soapy water it will mean the vinyl will slip around. This is completely normal and allows you wiggle room to slide it into place.4. Premeasuring and cutting goes without saying as itll be harder to cut once its on and won't lay into the corners then.5. Patience (it personally took me 2hrs to install just because of this design of measuring, drawing, cutting, laying it flat, removing sticky backing, applying, aligning etc)6. Do it on a sunny day, means that it'd dry quicker and you see the effects of it in real time.Pictures (1. What it looks like in daylight of cloudy day. 2. Night time purple leds from inside, the light from outside makes you see the rainbow design better. 3.A piece of vinyl attached to the corner with no lifting (proof its possible to stick it to th corners)

Needed it as I have downstairs bedroom facing out onto a popular dog walker area and didnt want to be caught out get dressed after a shower.Obscures just enough for some privacy whilst letting in a lovely stream of colourful light into your room, really impressed by it. I had some left and my mom made some decorative shaped window stickers for her boat, make amazing patterns on the opposite wall when the sun shines through, tough stuff and if applied correctly looks amazing. Make sure you check and double check the size you need and make sure you either pre-cut the stuff to size with scissors before you attach or have a very sharp Stanley blade to do it as one isn't included and it's durable stuff 😎👌

It was cold so I found I got better results by softening each cut piece of film in quite warm soapy water, otherwise it had a tendency not to stick down at the edges. Once I got the knack of how to do it, the last three panes were much easier. I didn't have a hard edged squeedgee but a store card did the trick just as well, making sure all water and bubbles disappeared. The end result is gorgeous. The rainbow effect is subtle but very pretty.

These didn't quite create the look I wanted as you can still see through, not well, but isn't completely private (added to bathroom window). Do love the rainbow stain glass look these create when the sun is out. Fairly easy to add to window, which is a bonus

I love this I keep buying more, saves trying to break your neck putting a net curtain on the landing, its great for privacy if you don't want your front room on display from onlookers, you could probably hide from unwanted callers. Thats what we have ring doorbells for now.You could use it to screen off windows, from the dog so it can't bark at everyone walking past the house.If you house faces the street and you don't want people watching you having your tea, or watching your family, then you could put one of these screens up.They just slide onto a wet window and they are practically permanent and come off just as easy.The beauty of this little piece of pvc is when the sunshines it colours your room, sparkles with rainbows dancing all over the house.Street lights sparkle like magic all the colours of the rainbow and shine. No more head lights shining through your windows blinding you.It will dampen the harsh light of the sun in your living area whilst you are sitting in your sun rooms, and you can enjoy the rainbow.Might work well in the conservatory if you cannot afford to have the room or windows shaded.

Die Folie ließ sich super einfach mit Hilfe der Anleitung anbringen. Hält auch super. Blickdicht und gleichzeitig ein wunderschönes Farbspiel wenn die Sonne durchschaut. Mit einem scharfen Cuttermesser lässt sich die Folie auch gut zuschneiden.

J'ai acheté ce film un peu moins de 20€ pour le 2m de long. J'aime beaucoup son effet "holographique" et je ne suis pas déçue. Le film est assez épais et je n'ai pas eu trop de difficultés à le faire adhérer à la fenêtre. Jusque ici cela fait +-15j.

Funkar jättebra som insynsskydd och ger ett väldigt fint regnbågsskimmer i rummet när solen lyser in ☀️🌈

Es resistente, se aplica con facilidad a las ventanas y filtra mucha más luz que la natural y en diferentes tonalidadesMuy aconsejada también por las formas dibujadas dentro de la película

Perfetto per avere privacy e aggiungere colore ad una stanza