Is this plastic "clear" enough to be able to see through it like a windowpane? Thank you.
1814691
No, the "clear" plastic is opaque. We use it to cover the carpet in our craft rooms during Vacation Bible School.
1814692
Yes, I was very pleased with the clarity. It's not as clear as glass, but I could see details and colors very well.
236081
If you want to be able to see through the screen, then no. It is fairly thick and rough
972587
It is not shiny clear plastic, it is more frosted, but you can still see through it clearly
1035396
No, you can't see through. It's pretty opaque. Even holding a hand right up behind it, you can barely see a shadow. It's great!
1886763
I was quite satisfied with this film, but on its own it is not enough to provide privacy for a window. I used it on some glass cabinet doors that we store DVDs in, and I definitely can see through it to some degree. Used in combination with your frosted glass, however, it might be adequate. The big home improvement stores sell window film that is specifically for your purpose. It's more expensive but perhaps worth checking out.
1649626
No, I don't see any way the see through plastic can be be removed. Hope the answer helps.
2188968
It's not crystal clear. It's a "foggier" plastic similar to many common plastic storage containers. You can see through it, but it isn't as clear as glass.
288394
It seems as tho it would - I wouldn't think that tint would keep window from breaking ! Not mentioned - hope I never need to find out
815646
I don't know if there are two versions but the ones that I have are both "clear with mesh", which means that it can't really be seen through clearly, with the mesh imbedded in the plastic. It looks just like the picture in the ad. The semi-circle window zips closed, as does the roll-up door.
1930605
It let's some light through, but it is not see through. If you look at the pictures I posted of this in my living room you'll see that I have it blocking the large sliding glass doors in my living room. My apartment is right next to the street so if that window is open everyone can see me. The panels also block out the ability to see behind them .. you'd only see figures in silhouette.
1057306
No, because it is not clear enough to see through. It will distort your view, and make it difficult to navigate your vehicle. Works great for a rear window in my opinion.
176456
It's pretty transparent, verging on translucent. If the decal is dark it will definitely show through. I can read a piece of paper behind it... Hope that helps.
2089136
You can see through it fairly well, you can tell what color the contents are for example, but it isn't transparent like glass. I think the term is opaque.
1767060
No. You can see light if its in front of the panel, but it's not transparent which I take to mean easily seen through. If you sew, it's like an interfacing that's dense.
1878633
It is more of a frosted pebbled glass, not white, but not clear like a window glass. You can see through it though.
1401758
Well, transparent would imply completely see-through. It's sort of semi-transluscent depending on what is behind it. I used the material to backlight a projector image through a window and you could see the image clearly on the other side. Lookingout through the window or into the house however, you couldn't see anything. If it is stretched tight over something darker than the white fabric, you may be able to see underneath.
2158858
It is not clear but you can see through it. It has a blue tint. I think you could cut it but the plastic is pretty thick. I would suggest heavy duty scissors like fiskars or something but yes you can cut it.