ConCus-T One Way Window Film Window Tint Sun Blocking Window Privacy Film Anti-UV Solar Film Heat Control Window Film Mirror Tint Home Office Static Cling, Black Silver 23.62 Inch x 6.5 Feet

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!

Great product for blocking out sun and creating a tent on windows.

Film was easy to install after watching several videos. We had 4 sliders to cover so we ordered 2 rolls. We discovered the 2nd roll was defective (see pic) and Amazon sent me a replacement.

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.

Installed this last year on my skylights in order to keep the heat down. I agree that they are good for interior heat abatement, but these are NOT optically clear. Not sure if it's the glue or the film itself, but there is a "golf ball" effect on the film where it looks dimpled. I was hoping this would clear up, but after 6 months, it still looks crappy. It also scratches very easily. While using a plastic tool to get the water and air bubbles from behind the film, it left scratches on the film that will not clean up. If you don't care about how this looks, then it's ok to use for heat abatement, but if you want to be able to look through it and expect a clear view, then I recommend against installing. I will be removing this and replacing with a better product.

UPDATE : I put a piece on one side of an RV window that gets blasted with sun. The temp guage reads 91.8 with film on. The other side of the window with screen, no film read 99.7. Not sure how this is 80% UV. NOW I'd ask for a refund but I've used it all up.I read the reviews, followed instructions and then followed tips from others and unfortunately I could not get the bubbles out, it was easy to cut with a new blade but it wouldn't stay up. I used copious amounts of water in a fine mist and then I just soaked it to see if I could get it to stay up. I also bought a new scraper to get bubbles out. I used this for our shed windows so I'm not going to return it. Too bad, I would have liked to have used it on our RV windows during summer camping

We had a hard time applying the film. It was harder to trim if you cut it too big. We ended up cut to fit then apply.

Alittle more work then Expected but still get product.

We purchased a little old cottage to fix up for when we are retired. It needs a lot of work. Using the front entry for supply storage, it is messy and embarrassing. Here you can see, even right close up, you can't see through it.It's not as reflective close up as the photo appears. It's just black, like the distant photo shows.They were nice enough to send a mirror sample! I was wondering if I should have bought the mirror or the black.We did not buy the mirror because we thought it might be a visual safety hazard for people walking/driving by. It's not but imo is not as attractive as the black.However, the black does darken the room substantially more than the silver.It is incredibly easy to put up. I gave myself lots of time. My spray bottle has a bit of dettol in it but that doesn't seem to affect adherence. I learned quickly it can be too dry but cannot be too wet. I ended up spraying the window AND the sticky side of the film. Wetting both quite well allowed me to slide it around a bit and the bubbles slid out far more easily. I could also pull it off and place it on again more easily.It's not dry yet so I don't yet know how easily it will be removed after that but I'm not anticipating great difficulty. I don't see wanting to remove it any time soon.We have yet to see how cooling it is, as this small room is like a sauna during some portions of the day.There is decent visibility from inside but the silver has better in-to-out visibility.Still I can see out quite well while a person outside would not see me at all.I'm very pleased with the privacy aspect of this film!!! (The most important aspect for us.)

Il serait bien de rajouter une petite raclette pour faciliter la mise en place

Très satisfait du produit facilité d'installation (juste utilisation d'une raclette, eau...et éponge) choix du produit électrostatique et pas autocollant, positionné à la fin de l'été, efficacité instantanée, à voir en plein soleil, mais vraiment agréablement surpris

produit livré abimé, problème de découpe, emballage Amazon médiocre...........50€ à la poubelle

Better than any video I've watched reading the reviews, someone trying to put it on without removing the backing and the best one someone put it on a patio door outside and said it doesn't work, it's really easy, I did 2 windows in half an hour.just follow the instructions and put it on the inside ROFL.