will this stick to glass? I want to find something to blackout windows from the light for stealth camping? thanks in advance
1704525
Yes, but the heat from the gun could crack the glass. I wouldn't use his, why not a 5% window tint?
1704526
If you want to see out and people can't see in use the window tint film they use for car windows that sticks to glass
379257
I tried it on my table and it works great, but it is not completely transparent, it is kind of sandblasted glass. I tried it on the window to test it and it does not work well. If your's is clear glass you will need a piece of paper or mousepad.
1155541
I have had it on my window for almost a year. I have even driven my rv with it on despite the recommendation to remove it while driving (I forgot it was out there). It has never fallen off. I moved it to my 5th wheel on the slideout window and again forgot about it when I moved the slideouts in and moved the trailer. It still didn't fall off. You easily peel it on and off your window. The only recommendation I have is to clean your window with windex prior and place it out of the sun. My neighbors were so inpressed they bought one too. Yes it is large F`
1573700
It's just held on with a thin layer of adhesive. I used a razor blade with no problems. Be sure that you are not doing it over your bed. A shoe box works well for catching glass slivers. Everything about it was straight forward and simple. Make sure everything is working properly before gluing it back together. I used a clear indoor/outdoor window caulking rated for ten years or 50 years or something crazy like that.
2011095
Sure why not? Just be careful not to let it get on the glass, it's hard to remove! Should stick great to the glass and the backing... And resist coming loose even in the weather. (Can't PROMISE you that, but so far it's been impervious in every application I've made of it.)
722816
I think so. It might come off with moisture/ temperature since it is removable. I imagine it would be like one of those sticky cling plastic things that would stick to windows, just without the adhesive. I would give it a try. :)
2037129
If you install it properly and don't rush through it will. Make sure you don't clean the area with windex prior to applying this film or it will counteract and fall off and not stick. Then you want to use the application kit spray (can be ordered on amazon).. then you just spray that up in the window and take a squeegee with the film and apply. I found out since I have 2 skylights I rushed the second one and it fell down but the first window stayed up perfectly. Just don't rush the job and use the application kit bottle. However, my skylights are leaking so now I'm getting them removed from my roof. I've HAD it with skylights.
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I have it on my wall but I never thought about putting it on a window... That's a good idea actually! I think it would look nice but would it stick?? Not sure.. Would humidity affect it?? I hope it works for you.
498523
I used it on window glass and it adhered quite nicely. I believe it will adhere to plexiglass.
1502045
Mine is placed on a vinyl window and it works great. I have not had any problems with it coming off.
1768158
It's like frosted glass, maybe more like wet frosted glass. There won't be any that are clear like glass or it will effect the texture like cellophane. There is clear contact paper that is cheap and acts like lamination. If thin is ok there is industrial cling wrap. If it's for weather proofing I used this. I put a wood dowell taped to the end and on nice weekends I roll the plastic with the dowell and tie it to the top of the window. The rest of the Windows have the plastic taped all the way around for better insulation. It works just as well as double pane windows and allows loads of light through. Very helpful for a window that faces the neighbor's house or alley.
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I have ordered several of these blinds and some stick well and others don't so I have used Scotch Extreme Mounting Tape on the ones that haven't stuck well. Yes, these blinds do leave some of the sticky white tape behind when removed. They say this can be removed with Goo Gone but I haven't tried it.
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It has to go on the outside of the window. It is a "rub on" sticker. So you position it and then rub and peel. The sticky side would necessitate that you put it on the outside of the window. It was a little bigger than I expected but it is a great design and holding up well.
1291145
Not me, but if there is glass in front of it (like a storm door) it is useless at night due to the reflected glare of the infrared. I covered the infrared led's.
1951186
The 2 windows that I covered with the adhesive are both in the shade. I wouldn't think that it would reduce the temperature in the room because this adhesive paper doesn't block light, it just blurs it.
2000435
They dont ruine the windows at all,think of them just like the static cling stickers 9which also dont stick at all once dirty..yeah same applies with these) i was pretty diapointed with these,they dont tint the brightness of the sun at all. .....at all....but do go on and come off very easily.
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Just a suggestion, but instead of duct tape, try electrical, masking, or painter's tapes instead. They don't stick as well, but they should provide the light blocking feature you're looking for without leaving residue all over the display if you decide to take it off.