Is the frosted cover good for privacy purposes like on a window? and will it stick on thick PVC strips?
1019022
I did use it for privacy on glass, and it does the job. Easy to apply. I can't speak for PVC, but it has a adhesive quality, so I think it would work for you.
1019023
It works perfectly on windows! If I felt it wasn't exactly where I wanted it to be I was able to pull it back and re-stick it where I wanted it without any issues. Doesn't leave a gross residue and overall, one of my favorite purchases on Amazon. All the privacy without losing precious sunlight. As far as PVC strips, I'm not sure because I haven't personally done it myself.. but after using it, I wouldn't doubt that it would work just the same.
1019024
Great for privacy, needed to put those up as the front door has two large rectangular windows that allow someone to see all the way through the house. I hated that and needed to do something so I bought the frosted coverings. They work great. I did it on my own, but I strongly suggest that two people do this as I was frustrated and it took me longer to do. But the end result was worth it!
1384250
Uniformly frosted. I've done 2 out 3 windows, wouldn't recommend the 1" overage they instruct, makes for a lot of gap and wrinkling when you trim into the corners. I'm going cut a little extra on 2 sides and place factory edges in one corner so I don't have that problem in all 4 corners on the last piece.
1768158
It's like frosted glass, maybe more like wet frosted glass. There won't be any that are clear like glass or it will effect the texture like cellophane. There is clear contact paper that is cheap and acts like lamination. If thin is ok there is industrial cling wrap. If it's for weather proofing I used this. I put a wood dowell taped to the end and on nice weekends I roll the plastic with the dowell and tie it to the top of the window. The rest of the Windows have the plastic taped all the way around for better insulation. It works just as well as double pane windows and allows loads of light through. Very helpful for a window that faces the neighbor's house or alley.
1422545
That's exactly what I'm using it for. I had to ziptie to the rail, but it looks great while giving some privacy.
1261474
No not to the windowsill itself but I did notice damage to my privacy glass I have. So I use the Velcro. It works perfectly for me
1067763
It's very easy to put up and remove. It's like a durable vinyl window cling and not the like stickers
2024859
I actually just completed covering my window with this today. We are having temps in the 50 so can't tell how it will be in subzero but it adhered really good. It does have air bubbles occasionally like all contact paper. It just doesn't go on perfectly flush no matter how much you work at it.
647204
I would not use this for a permanent wall covering. We used it to make a fake fireplace for a Christmas play we did. It stayed on pretty well and we just glued it a little and tacked it.
492030
Im not sure if you would use this to cover a window, but the solids(no pattern) is very private. I did notice however that there were some slight mold stains in a weird location (arm length) and I thought these were mildew free.
169094
Yes, it does block well for privacy. The light shines through but it is diffused and cannot be defined from the outside. I am very pleased with the results for privacy issues.
1004471
I assume glass wouldn't be an issue. I placed a strip on the drivers side door of my car to protect the clear coat from my dog's nails. The glue is tacky and allows for immediate repositioning. Time will tell how it reacts to sunlight.
915455
yes, I think its frosted. You can only see images thru it. I put on either side of my front door panels for more privacy and it looks great! Very simple to put in place and easy to remove.
36537
I didn't use for my windods, but it would think it would be good for the windows, it is very reflective. Hope this helps. I would req.
1953328
I have really large windows and the shrink type plastic would not fit, so this was a great option for me. If you have more or less normal size windows and a way to tape the shrink type, I would go with that. This material is nice and thick, but that requires a pretty substantial means of hanging. I made wood strips and nailed it to the outside of my windows. Hope this helps, if not be more specific about the type of window you are wanting to insulate. Be Well.
616758
My seem does show but it's not very noticeable. It's on my bathroom window so I needed the privacy, if it was on a window I saw all day it might bother me more.
1561956
absolutely, it will stick to any surface. I used this velcro to hang up my home-made blinds onto a metal framed window. The velcro on both the frame and fabric is still intact.
1248563
No, it's a good product, it has some glare around the edges. I plan to install a narrow strip of tape around the edges.