what kind of window treatment would you suggest.
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I used a creamy / gray color swag with a light cream cloth blinds underneath.
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Take the wall color in the room into consideration and you could either use solid color drapes (sheers go nice with this) or valances. I used valances and picked up the beige color (darker beige) but any of the colors will go nice. Enjoy. It is so pretty.
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I have pale sage curtains with mine but there are a few choices that you could make as this quilt contains a few color options ..
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You could use a lot of different colors on the windows, either curtains or blinds, whatever look you are going for.
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Something solid colored and basic. Just about any color though. I have yet to have sheets or curtains that don't look nice with it because it goes with everything.
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It is not recommended in the instructions. Rolling the window down would probably peel it off.
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You should be able to use clear duct tape. I used a staple gun to insulate 2 large upper story picture windows with wood frames.
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It would partially depend on the circumstances of your window usage. If you're looking for drapes, maybe not so much. If you are looking for blacking out a room, heck yeah. Clean the windows first so it would stick well and be prepared to replace it should curling at the corners begin after some time. Also consider if you ever wanted to remove it. Heat from the sun hitting the sticky side may make clean-up PAINFUL if you are only wanting semi-permanent or temporary use. Oh! And fingerprints can make it not stick as well. Just a warning. It will stick but those would be the places that would wear off first and start bubbling or curling.
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They just wedge in the window when it is open. They work really well for that, though!
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I installed the full sheet, starting at the top right on both the window and the sheet. Spray water on the window first for a better fit. After you get it on cut the excess off the left with an exacto or razor blade.
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I never did it on a window.But I don't see why you couldn't.You may have to soften with a window cleaner or try Goo gone spray gel found at bed and bath.This would help using the Scotty peeler.
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This will help you coat the windows with a foam quickly, but that's it. If you want to foam the windows then get a soft brush like a car brush and rub the foam in then rinse maybe. If you want the windows really clean you could do that then use windex and paper towels at the end.
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I would try some windex or some dish cleaner--- maybe even some eyeglass cleaner. Hope this helps!
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A window would be an ideal smooth surface for adhesion, however if you live in the northern climes and the window gets extremely cold it may effect adhesion. The weight should be no problem.
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I used this for 2 bathroom windows. I would suggest buying 2 if you have the 2 doors to do. Better to have more. Plus you may have to do more then one coat depending on your preference of privacy.
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My answer would be: No First, its dark and not fully "see through" with total clarity as tinted window since its a synthetic based fabric with tiny holes. Secondly, it needs a window with near horizontal top edge, which most front windows aren't. You "could" use it but the experience won't be great.
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Shaving with a razor blade, using lubricand like glass cleaner first. Then clay the window with more glass cleaner. You will be amazed at the results & difference it makes!
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I have used plexiglass (from local home improvement store...sometimes they will give you pieces leftover from a big cut for free) in place of the accordion thing. It is much prettier and gives you light. On one front window, I have even put Glad Press n seal wrap on the plexi to make it look "frosted" for privacy. I just use clear tape to hold it on and keep bugs out from the edges. Neither are very safe from break ins, btw. Just an idea if your accordion is too short or damaged.
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Google precut window tint and watch a video on YouTube. They have very good instructional videos on how to remove the tint.
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This is a good option for garage doors. I wouldn't use it on windows because you couldn't see out. The good old stand-by for leaking windows (besides moving) was clear heavy plastic, which comes in rolls at your hardware store, and either taping or stapling it over the window frame included. The other if you are handy is to make a wooden strip frame for the clear plastic and make a sort of makeshift "storm window" that you can insert inside the window frame. Then you can caulk around the frame to eliminate drafts coming in that way. Years ago when we lived in houses that didn't have the excellent insulated windows we now have, this is how we eliminated cold and drafts from windows. Especially, if we were short on money.
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I worked as a Interior decorator for years and with a window of that size you will need 2 valances so the effect of your window treatment is not flat. You want some fullness to your valance!