ConCus-T One Way Window Film Window Privacy Film, Heat Control Sun Blocking Anti UV Daytime Privacy Mirror Window Tint for Home, Static Cling Window Sticker, Black, 11.81Inch x 6.5Feet

Summer heat savings! I choose a cling product so that the treatment is not permanent.Look, light and heat - the film let’s plenty of light into the area. Having the film on the window does reduce light during the day but not to a degree that is negative. The heat from the sun shining directly in the window is much less! I was surprised and grateful.Installation was easy. Tips to help make it super easy -1) have a very sharp blade! 2) invest in a good squeegee 3) clean the glass and area good - remove all dust, hair. I found that installation was best when the AC wasn’t blowing air around. We have doggies so there’s a bit of hair around that loved to cling on! 4) use a paper towel on the end of the squeegee. It helped grab the water as I got to the edge. Made clean up easier. 5) use plenty of the water and soap solution. Don’t be afraid to use plenty. 6) measure as close as possible but don’t be concerned if it’s too big at first. Better too big after cutting than too small and waste what you have. 7) if you have to put two pieces together due to size of window and film, the two edges that meet must be straight straight straight or you will have to cut down and that is a tedious and frustrating work effort. Lol. You will see a seam no matter what. But it’s so small if done right that it’s not too bothersome to the eye. I did my split toward the top of a window so that it’s out of view and not easily seen.Hope you enjoy the project!

I tried this window blackout cling, and I’m really impressed! It was super easy to apply—just peel and stick—and it immediately blocked out all the light. This has made such a difference in my sleep quality, especially during the day. Plus, it doesn’t leave any residue when removed, which is a big plus. If you're looking for an affordable and effective way to darken a room, I highly recommend this product!I've had it on my window for couple years now and still going strong.I don't recommend standing naked infront of said window with lights on at night, everyone will see. BUT during the day, it's perfect.

Works well, stays put.

Amazing! This product is exactly what we wanted and more. My dr handle gets so Hot in the sun and this product protected it from getting hot. Perfect. But a weed eater sent a rock that hit my storm dr that had the film on it. It protected the glass from shattering it into tiny pieces all over my front door—inside and outside.. I bought a new storm door and bought this film again to protect the heat on the door handle. So it keeps the sun out and I can see out without someone seeing in .

This window film does a good job of blocking heat and providing privacy during the day, as long as there’s more light outside than inside. The reflective effect works well in sunlight, making it harder for people to see in. However, at night, the privacy disappears completely—if you have lights on inside, people can see right through the window.Installation was a bit tricky, as getting rid of bubbles required patience and a lot of smoothing. The adhesive is strong, but you have to be careful when applying to avoid wrinkles. Also, keep in mind that it slightly darkens the room, so if you rely on natural light, this could be an issue.Overall, it serves its purpose for daytime privacy and heat reduction, but the lack of nighttime privacy and the tricky installation process bring it down to a 3-star rating.

Pros:The first package that I received was crushed and the film was bent in half, I sent it back and I got a replacement very quickly.Cons:1)This film is not a true mirror finish, it looks like you are looking at yourself in aluminum foil2)The film is super thick and very difficult to trim with a good brand-new box cutter.3)Doesnt stick very well.4)It blocks your incoming light by a good 50% instead of reflecting the light.I found at Lowes the hardware store a privacy control film on titanium finish that was just perfect, more expensive but I guess you get what you pay for it.

My apartment has one large window that faces directly west and in summer heat my AC struggles to keep the room comfortable from mid afternoon until sunset, despite pretty heavy blackout curtains. I ordered this after seeing forecasts for an unusually early May heatwave in Central Texas and installed it about two weeks ago. I watched a couple of YouTube videos and also ordered a window film toolkit, although really all you need is a stiff plastic squeegee, a spray bottle, scissors and a utility knife. The only difficulty I had with installation was with measuring and cutting the film because the film kept wanting to roll back up. I didn’t really have an adequately large work surface though, otherwise it would have been easy enough to weight down the edges while measuring and cutting. The actual application to the window panes was very easy though, I just cleaned the glass really well and used plenty of water on the window and both sides of the film. Trimming the excess was also a snap, and the fit is (almost) perfect.I could tell it made a significant difference, the room has stayed comfortable throughout the afternoon even with outside temps in the upper 90s. Today I actually measured it directly. I didn’t have quite enough film to cover all four large panes, and there is gap of about six inches at the bottom of one. I placed two identical thermometers on the windowsill between the curtain and the glass this morning, one in front of the uncovered gap and one on the opposite end in front of a fully covered pane. I checked them when I got home from work and the fully covered side read 93, the unprotected side was 104, a significant difference. Note that’s not the air temperature in the room but the temperature in direct sunlight behind the curtains. I’m going to order another roll today to cover that last gap, even though I only need about six inches of it.