Could this be used on windows for privacy ? I tried lace and not happy because too see through. What do you use to adhere it?
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I bought this paper to make shoji screens. It's about the same thickness and opacity as printer paper, so you might see silhouettes through it but nothing more than that.
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It is not transparent at all. I use it for privacy in front of sliding glass doors in my bedroom. It lets the light in but still gives privacy. I really love my screen!
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100% high density polyethylene; it does not provide total privacy. It's purpose is to deflect the sun's rays to eliminate glare. It does distort the the view from the outside but if it's total privacy that you want this is not the product for you.
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i personally wouldn't tint the outside of any type of window because cleaning the dirt and debris will scratch the film. It would probably work on the inside. If you don't like it, use a clothes steamer and peel it right off!
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I stapled a strip of cardboard to the material on top and used grey tape to tape over it, so the tape would hold the cardboard and stick to the glass or frame of the window.Material is slippery so you just need something that will hold the tape.
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I don't believe the Frost King tape has the tensile strength needed to hold up the window. It is more designed to stick to a surface in place and keep out drafts. That's all I have ever used it for.
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Use a razor blade held at an angle. Then go over it again with the blade and windex. The only way I can see it ruining anything is if it was placed on the inside of the window, then removing it would/could mess up the tint.
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Hi, It is not a one way tint like they put on car. It does not create any privacy. Just dims the glass a slight bit. If you put it side by side with a window without you will notice a slight difference, otherwise you will eventually forget it is even there. Kinda of tricky (requires patience) to install but not too hard.
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No - we used it on the back door window to gain some privacy. It did a great job for that, but I wouldn't know about using it as a shelf liner. Doesn't someone already make shelf liner material?
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Be sure to use a towel with no additives in it and just a soft cotton towel is great and on my car windows I use just newsprint and sprayway. The windows come out streak and flaw free it looks like no glass at all. Showroom clean..Try it. fkarr@bellsouth.net
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I would not recommend this. The glass is not too thick. I put mine behind my existing window. The colors are really beautiful. I hope this helps you. Helga
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yes. I tested one to see, and it adheres well to glass. I don't know how long it would stick, or if it would fall off after some time, but it sticks at least as well as a window cling.
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you need to make your window wet with soap water and stick it on the window while its wet and let it dry as it is and it will stay glued on but be careful not to open the window for a day or 2 and please note it goes in the inside. you can check on youtube for clear videos with instructions
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No, It's Not A Big Enough Piece To Cover Even A Small Window, Maybe If It Was Bigger You could, And Only On The Rear Windows, IlleGal On The Front, It Could Be Used As A Small Strip At The Top Of You Winshield If You Were Up For it.
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I would say no I ended up getting screens that were made of pets and just doubled the screen in the window, didn't seem to block airflow to much and you can't really see in during the day, night time its the opposite you can see in as the light changes but I find that to be the case with almost any privacy DIY things I've tried ...good luck
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Judith...no, you do not. It's like the kid's "color forms" that use static cling to adhere to glass. I just measured the window width x length, marked the film and carefully cut along the line to keep it straight. After that, I just stuck it up to the window and tried to do it gently and slowly to get the air bubbles out from under it. It's not for windows you must see clearly thru but I love it for all the others! I even use small pieces to cover the sun coming in the passenger side of my car! Definitely keeps the heat at bay and in winter, I peel it off, store it and use it again next summer! EZ-PZ! :) Judith...no, you do not. It's like the kid's "color forms" that use static cling to adhere to glass. I just measured the window width x length, marked the film and carefully cut along the line to keep it straight. After that, I just stuck it up to the window and tried to do it gently and slowly to get the air bubbles out from under it. It's not for windows you must see clearly thru but I love it for all the others! I even use small pieces to cover the sun coming in the passenger side of my car! Definitely keeps the heat at bay and in winter, I peel it off, store it and use it... » Read More Judith...no, you do not. It's like the kid's "color forms" that use static cling to adhere to glass. I just measured the window width x length, marked the film and carefully cut along the line to keep it straight. After that, I just stuck it up to the window and tried to do it gently and slowly to get the air bubbles out from under it. It's not for windows you must see clearly thru but I love it for all the others! I even use small pieces to cover the sun coming in the passenger side of my car! Definitely keeps the heat at bay and in winter, I peel it off, store it and use it again next summer! EZ-PZ! :) « Show Less
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A light covering will work; it's very sticky and effective. We applied it along our wood privacy fence (where our pesky bird would land) and used the tape (reflective aspects frightens the woodpecker).