Can I use this on an oval window?
1559360
It would depend on how you were going to use it. It's like an accordion fan that opens up just like the picture shows. You could probably cut the oval shape in it if you were really good with an exacto knife, but I'd recommend looking for an oval-shaped shade
1559361
I don't believe it would work. The way it is designed it would take a lot of cutting.
931182
I tried it on one of my side window trim and it seemed to work.I think it would be worth a try.
1391098
yes, I would think so, the adhesive on the backs of the decals are like super postit note or painters tape. They decal wont look the same on the other side of the glass when looking at it from behind. Not sure if "heat" on the window would weaken the adhesive.
1323623
Sorry, I wouldn't know. Bought the window wax after reading an article about retro holiday window stenciling. Worked well for that based on the response from our 2 year old.
1989823
Not without some serious modification. They have models designed for that type of window..
1701478
Hi, I have a landcruiser - and the mount that joins the mirror to the window is actually oval in shape (cross section) I would suggest that as long as you check to make sure the mount bar is either round or oval - this solution would work. I hope this helps. Cheers
1093279
Probably not. I actually put the film on my storm windows so I can see the depth of the windows. You might want to place the film under those white inserts? The pretty side is only really visible from inside.
1751290
It will not hurt it but it is a waste of money. Use Plexus on acrylic windows, like aircraft or acrylic painted surfaces. Something with a high gloss finish to make it shine and easier to remove foreign objects, like bugs.
965036
I don't see why not. It's just adhesive. You peel and stick it on. I used it on a bathroom window so people can't see in. The hardest is trying to get all the bubbles out, but patience and being very careful is a must.
1391136
there is a wider flat piece that you could use on windows...it works nicely.
1816875
I have used mine on an inside window...because it is "open" I don't think it would do well being scraped.
1094159
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.
196167
I use it on my inground pool cover, but I would think it would work for your window well
307560
Bruce,I don't think so. GT Window shapes look different. Too bad, cause these are really nice looking.Good luck,Jim
1208562
I don't see why you couldn't cut it to fit your window. It is very clingy and loves to cling to itself.. so maybe trace out your window on paper first and place it on cardboard to cut.
1819721
Probably so but I imagine there is a rod connector that would work better if you don't need the angle. This thing is really made for bay windows so that you can connect two rods coming together at an angle. Also if when you use it you can see it - it really isn't very attractive. Ideal for draperies hanging at the corners of a bay window.
784417
Not really. Look for models that are specifically designed for such windows. Frigidaire make a few. Frak series