Coavas One Way Window Film: Window Tint for Home, Window Privacy Film See Out Not in, Mirror Reflective Window Film Sun Blocking, Daytime Anti UV Heat Control Removable for Office 17.5x78.7 Inch

The Coavas Window Privacy Film is a sun blocking, non-adhesive window tint that aims to provide privacy and reduce glare while also blocking UV rays. According to customer feedback, the film is easy to stick to windows and doors, and it does not shrink after application. The product is also easy to remove without leaving any residue behind. Customers have provided different methods for peeling off the backing, including using the provided green tab, using tapes on both sides of the film, or using a small sharp knife. However, some customers have expressed difficulty in removing the backing. Customers have asked if it is possible to apply a double layer of the film to further reduce heat, and the company suggests giving it a try as the film can be reused in a short time. Installation is primarily a DIY project, and while it may take some time, it is not difficult to do on your own. The film can be installed on the inside of double pane windows as long as the glass surface is flat, smooth, and clean. In terms of reviews, customers have found that the film does a good job of keeping sunlight out but note that the quality is not great. Some customers have experienced light scratches and crease marks upon application. The directions provided are not clear and could be improved. Some customers have also had difficulty removing the backing from the film. While some reviewers are satisfied with the product and the results they have achieved, others have had negative experiences, indicating that the film is heavy, does not let light through, and does not stick to the window despite using water. Overall, the Coavas Window Privacy Film offers a solution for privacy, glare reduction, and UV blocking. However, customers have reported varying experiences, with some finding it easy to install and effective, while others have encountered issues with the quality and functionality of the film.