Amazing Sun Block Window Film/Sun Blocking Window Film/The Heat Control Light Window Film

1. What is the Sun block film for windows?

User A : From the outside you can barely tell the product is on but from the inside it has a blue-tint to it and a glare by night. It's practically a mirror after sunset from the inside.

2. Do the Sun block films reduce the heat?

User B : Was skeptical but is actually an amazing product. Our kitchen and full glass backdoor face full West with no break from afternoon & evening sun until it hits the horizon. Installed only on door as a test and wow! It dropped the kitchen temp from mid-90's to low-80's, with outdoor temps over 100 degrees and again, full West sun. We'll be doing the rest of the West facing windows immediately.

User C : My rooms very hot & also very bright due to the sun facing my window. This item comes with everything you'll need to set it up. Except maybe some windex... But WELL WORTH IT!!! As i was installing this during the middle of the day i was freaking hot... But!!! If i took one step to my right into the shade of the tint... It felt so much cooler! Just right then... I knew this was going to make my freaking day! Its pretty dark, but not too dark where you cant see outside. At night its a bit difficult to see but I can still see decently...

3. Is the Sun block films also privacy film?

User D : Extremely happy with this product. Installed the film over a sidelight at the main entrance. I've received many compliments on how beautiful it is. Lets decent amount of light in during the day but provides complete privacy. Highly recommend this product!

4. Is the Sun block film safe film?

User E ：Prevent debris from splashing!

My window is right across from our neighbors so I was looking for something to block the window and yet can still get sunlight. This frosted privacy window film works very well, but it would better if you can get an extra person to help you. It came in a roll, so I first measured my window and cut the length that I need. Then sprayed water on the window and put the film on. There was a lot of water bubbles inside so I used a rubber spatula to smooth out the bubbles and it worked pretty well. It's been a week now and I have no problem with it.

5. How about the installation for the sun block film?
The film itself has adhesive tape, and the glass can be washed and peeled to tear off the protective film. Add 6 drops of detergent to the water, spray the water on the side of the glass and the film with adhesive, and then attach the film so that the film can be freely moved to the edge of the glass, and then use the utility knife to trim off the excess dimensions. Finally, use a scraper to squeeze the water out, and it will stick firmly after drying.