Multi-size One Way Mirror Window Film Privacy Sun Blocking Glass Sticker Heat Control Reflective Film Self Adhesive Window Tint

BUNPIG one-way window film provides privacy during the day, blocks most UV rays and insulates heat to create a comfortable space, and is easy to install and remove without damaging your window glass thanks to its static-absorbing design.

Features:The film is characterized by its high resistance to damage, which shows through on the surface.

Privacy: self-adhesive window film creates a private space for you that blocks the view of strangers, but you can still see out from the inside and know what's going on outside.

Blocking UV rays: Window film blocks most harmful UV rays, protecting your skin from damage and reducing fading and aging of furniture.

Heat regulation: Keeps you cool in the summer and warm in the winter, providing a comfortable environment.

Safety protection: If the glass is accidentally broken, this window film protects you and your family by preventing the glass from breaking.

Adhesive-free: this privacy window tinting film is adhesive-free and easy to install and remove without residue.

Our window tinting film is designed to bring more comfort and privacy to your home during the day.

One-way multi-colored privacy window film can offer a wide range of options that allow you to enjoy the sun during the day without compromising your indoor privacy.

Tinted films provide privacy during the day while enhancing the appearance of your windows by adding a designer look to the entire exterior of your building.

Our DIY electrostatic films offer excellent thermal insulation, blocking UV rays while maintaining room temperature.

The thermal regulation of our films will make your rooms and electricity bills more environmentally friendly for you and the environment.

Direct sunlight

One Way Different Colours privacy window films offer a wide range of options that allow you to enjoy the sun during the day without compromising your indoor privacy.

Glass breakage

Minimize property damage by absorbing the impact of an attempted break-in and keeping broken glass together.

Expose privacy

Tinted films provide privacy during the day while enhancing the appearance of windows by adding a designer look to the entire exterior of the building.

Exposure to Home Aging

Our static cling DIY window films provide excellent thermal insulation, blocking UV rays while maintaining room temperature.

Installation Instructions:Shade-based window films should only be used when possible.

Step 1. Keep the glass surface clean.

Step 2. Measure the exact size of the window and cut the film to the correct size.

Step 3. Peel off the protective film (clear film) and spray the window and the back of the static cling film with plenty of soapy water.

Step 4. Apply the wet side of the static cling film to the wet glass and smooth the film with your hands.

Step 5. Use a squeegee to remove excess air bubbles and water.

Step 6. Trim the edges, leaving a gap of 2-3 mm from the edge of the glass to the film.

Step 7. Using a lint-free cloth, wipe off any water from the surface.

Comments.

1. The effect of window film on privacy will vary depending on the light and angle.

2. Single-panel perspective: Single plane perspective means that the dark side of the light is not visible from the strong side of the light, i.e. when the light inside is stronger than outside, people outside can see people inside. Generally speaking, the person outside cannot see the person inside during the day.

3. Different effects in day and night: during the day, the outer glass shows a mirror effect while protecting your privacy, at night, when the inside light is stronger, the outer glass will lose its mirror effect and people outside can see inside.

4. Mirror effect: by mirror effect, we mean that it has a slight reflective effect and does not exactly resemble a mirror.

5. peel off the transparent protective film on the back and stick the film on the window. Press with your hand from above to make it tightly fit the surface, stick the protective film on the window and scrape off water and air bubbles to avoid damaging the window film.