Will it work on frosted glass as my back door is frosted
1457418
You know I don't know but if the surface is smooth even though it may be frosted. It should work
431135
It should. I frosted a window and had an electric candle in that same window over the holidays without any problems. It was a lower wattage, however.
474542
Yes, you absolutely can use this on a glass door. You just need to check the size. For a full door you might need a few sheets. You can see it in person in Lowes or Home Depot. I have a small glass window in my door and it's perfect on that. My brother used it on his thin side door windows. Good luck.
1236907
Yes, it would work fine. The sensor is located in the post and below the light fixture. The frosted glass therefore will not affect the sensor's ability to detect motion. It can be set to come on at dusk for the amount of time you set. It works perfectly and mine is one of the best purchases I have made.
998450
I can't say for certain. It would probably work fine in the back window, but it might not work on the side windows that roll up and down. The tint might jam up in the door and peel away. It's sort of thick and rubbery.
1093280
I would say somewhat. It is a frosty look in the background so I don't think it would ruin the look. Mine is on a three glass panel door. I think it looks great.
1865660
its designed to mount to a wood or hollow core door. it wouldn't be able to mount directly onto a piece of glass. I'd look at the glass mounted versions or mount a piece of plywood to both sides of your glass door and mount it to that.
1464420
Yes along as the frosting is still moist. It doesn't work well on already dried frosting as in an already frosted ice cream cake. You would have to add new frosting so it would adhere to frosting then put cake back into freezer. When defrosting you will need to open the box so condensation doesn't discolor picture. Good luck! Butter cream frosting works best.
1888782
It works very well on ceramic tile. I would guess, though haven't tried, it would work on glass. You might try a glass bit (the "V" shaped ones, which I have used with success. When using the hold bits, such as this, be sure to start the drill at an angle and use plenty of water to cool the bit and the material.
924220
I have it on my front door and I think it just looks like frosted glass. We put it over leaded glass that you could see through in places. We like it.
1894647
it will work on both! smooth frosting first and then apply and dont touch after!
1247331
As long as your window is clean and you get a good suction you should be fine! We have had a few "hard frosts" already this year and have no problems so far :)
31166
I have a wood burning stove with glass insert in the door and it worked great. It should also work on your glass, you should have high tempered glass, should be the same that I have.
438825
I expect it will work. It should be strong enough and I have found it to be highly resistant to heat. One cautionary note: If there is any coating on the glass such as a tinting material, the adhesive will likely damage it when it is removed. Should be no problem on bare glass, aluminum, or the like.
606644
yes it works if your handy with tools and fixing things. The idea is to tighten it down enough to make it liquid tight and not to crank it down hard and crack the glass.
1329121
I would say no. The side of the decal that sticks to the surface isn't the same color as the side that is showing. I just used mine on the wall, so I am not sure how you would do it on glass. I thought perhaps putting one of the same behind on the other side of glass, but then it would be backwards. perhaps you can figure something out. good luck!
1681428
I don't know why not, on a glass door. If you really want to try a product like this though.That will help clean and repel future soap & water. Just GET THE REAL THING! RainX! Not some silly pretend junk.Just trying to make a buck off the green craze like so many others.