Does this reflect too much sunlight back onto other objects? Lawn, neighbors house etc.
1110761
Not at all. It's a soft mirror. It just makes it so you can't see in from the outside with a dull reflection.
1110762
No reflection but I couldn't get it to stick to my windows. As soon as it dried it fell off. I had to return it. They were nice.
1110763
I haven't noticed it. I have it upstairs on sliding glass doors and I dont see a reflection on the deck from it.
1110764
We applied it to the inside of skylights. It isn't reflective. It has a slight tint to it as opposed to clear galss. It significantly reduced the heat gain in the house in summer with no appreciable heat reduction in winter. Highly recommend the product.
1110765
We treated the second floor windows, so I'm not sure, but from the outside it is only slightly reflective. Also, it has a dark tint when viewed from the outside. It is not highly reflective like a mirror would be.
1110766
reflection is diffused on this film like looking into a mirror in a bright room with the lights off
1110767
Yes, it badly burned the neighborhood kids who ventured onto the front lawn and it set a dog on fire that tried to go potty. I consider it a plus though.
136042
I have 1 on my steps that go down to my driveway and 1 on my front porch....those 2 areas never have sun and they work great. Also, I have 1 in the outside garage which is always dark since there are no windows in it, and it works great, too! The ones on my steps and front porch never come on, except at nighttime. The one in the garage does, but it is almost pitch black in there without it.
287824
No. With it also being a usable mirror, the image is not bright enough to over power the sun.
2032985
Not so much. It will eliminate most of the glare, but the brightness of the sun can still make it difficult to see the screen.
774342
Only one side is reflective but its not quite as shiny as i thought it would be. You might just be better off painting your surfaces flat white if possible. Might save you some money by the sq/ft.
513474
I would say sort of not. I can see my reflection now I am in bright sunligbt. Hasnt been a pro let though. I like the care a lot.
1390904
not really. cuts glare on glass surface but doesnt do anything for over all screen fade out that seems to appear in sunlight.
1577156
I've not had too much of a problem there but I get some glare from lights and it is a little less effective when it rains.
130238
depends on the light source -- will reflect direct light/sun but no glare in indirect lighting
915486
Yes, mine is a flat roof pergola. The spaces between the pergola trusses let too much sun in. This prevents that without making it dark.
2114716
The privacy screen does not completely block the view of the old cars on the other side of my chainlink fence. When the sun is just right you can see right through it. Would not work for a "peeping neighbor" situation except when the sun is on your side. It really depends on the location of the sun.
2072726
I bought this item to insulate my garage door which works very well. I'm not sure how good it reflect sunlight since its in the inside.
107038
Have not used mine outdoors since applying but indoors I don't notice any glare. Can't say it is due to the cover but none the less hope it helps you make a decision.
1375510
Yes, I've put it under the roof overhang and elsewhere, facing North, where there's no much light. It will reflect anylight you have.
38545
It is an excellent diffuser of sunlight but not an absolute blocker. I think it should sufficiently reduce the glare from sunlight.
287475
I have had my camera out in bright sunlight, and I can see the shot no matter what's around me. In strong sunlight around highly reflective surfaces like snow, concrete, and sand you might get a glare. I sometimes have to compensate for glare by changing my angle of view of the camera's back (that is, I have to move my head a little to see) or shading it with my hand. But given this one caveat, it's fine to see.
665674
The slats on this screen are close enough together to block a lot of sunlight, but not all. Hope this helps.