funlife Original Hand Drawn Double-Sided Privacy Cobblestones Stained Glass Window Film, Removable Frosted Texture Static Window Cling Glass Covering Window Decor, Blue Cobblestones 17.7"X118"

This pattern is pretty opaque. I wasn’t sure it would be after reading other reviews, but I do think the color makes a difference. I’m not sure the lighter ones would be as opaque. I used window cleaner instead of slightly soapy water when I applied the film and it works great. The benefit is that you can kind of slide the film into place and then squeegee out the bubbles. Just make sure your windows are spotlessly clean to avoid tiny grit bubbles. The first pic is from the inside during sunny daylight, the second from the outside at dusk.

Very good quality and extremely vivid print and colors. This is held on the window as if I used an epoxy glue. There is no off-gassing from the vinyl, like the films from big box hardware stores.This was the easiest application I have ever done and I have a long history with wall papers, wall landscape stickers, and one go with window film....which I said I would never do again.Application hint: use a sponge or squeegee to place the film and then use an older credit card toschmere-out the bubbles. (this film sticks by static and older credit cards are carriers of static! win win) I put about 10 pumps from a hand soap dispenser into a 10oz spray bottle. I put folded paper towels at the bottom of the window and really gave it a good spray covering.I used the film that looks like grapes on a long window that suddenly had a terrible glare due to our neighbor removing some trees that blocked afternoon sun. Wow, I am impressed!!!I would "not consider this film for a bathroom window" due to privacy issues. It is quite transparent in some areas, which does enhance the stained glass window look.Is this as beautiful as a real stained glass window? No. But I live in an upsale home and for windows, not on the front of my house.... for the price and absolute ease of installation this is a nice product!For the company.... make more patterns that look like stained glass images....not little stipes, triangles or diamonds as I found those quite tacky.

Material nice thickness. Appearance is nice, good addition. Similar to stained glass look but also obvious that it's not. I felt it's worth the money. Easy for me to install (with previous experience) I used scissors, masking tape for separation, windex, credit card for bubbles, paper towels for excess windex clean up.During part of the day, it's very bright to look at, as if a light is on from the window and the colors are more pale. During less direct daylight, the colors are easier to see, it's not saturated with solid color, its soft colors. In the late evening, the colors are very dark and "blackened." I've placed it on my bathroom window and put some items in front of it to camouflage any visuals that might happen from outside looking in, just in case. I love walking by and walking in my bathroom now. Even though the colors are not as saturated as the advertising, they are still strong enough and vibrant. I really like the look. 3 pics are after 8AM with bathroom lights off. 2 are after 6PM with lights on in bathroom. 2 are after midnight with some of the street light shining through, pic with light off and then light on. My pictures don't give this product justice. My pics don't show the bright vibrancy that my eyes see during the day but hopefully they give enough of an idea. I'm very happy with this purchase!Some of these window films in general are difficult to remove the backing so I used masking tape to "grip" the backing and the window film for easier separating (example...one piece of tape in north south direction of the backing at a corner, and other piece of tape on other side at an east west direction of that corner.) It may take a couple of pull apart attempts but it's still easier than trying to separate and peel apart at the corner by hand. I measured my both window areas and then cut the pieces ⅛" smaller (give or take) on 2 sides which makes it a very close fit. I sprayed heavy windex and placed piece. I made sure my entire piece only touched window (I had to trim a little sliver away bc it was touching an area of window frame plastic.) I reapplied windex, placed the piece into position, used a credit card to get all the bubbles out (and wiping excess windex away). I looked at it at an angle and found bubbles that I couldn't see from head on, so it's good to change visual angles. I think also at night, bubbles can be more obvious and easier to squeeze out.

Used this for a refurbished cabinet and it looks lovely. The glass panels were removable so I was able to apply it on a flat surface which was exceptionally easy, so I can’t speak for vertical application.

Would recommend for privacy and seems to hold once stuck on door glass.