Artscape Etched Glass Large | Window Privacy Film Textured Glass Pattern | Non-Adhesive & UV Protection | Easy to Apply & Removable | 36 x 72 Inches

I used this on a window in a small laundry room. We needed privacy, but didn’t want to lose light. Blinds were always closed (i.e.; cutting off light) and dusty. I like the clean modern feel this provides with the frosted glass look and no need for additional window dressing. It is less translucent that I anticipated. We can see green blurs, and there’s a dark blur where the car is parked just 8 ft outside the window, but I can’t make out any details. Of course, ditto for looking into the house, which was the priority. It was *easy* to apply, thanks to tips in previous reviews! Wash the window well. Cut the piece slightly larger than the window. Wet the glass well using a spray bottle of water with a drop of soap. Use tape to help separate the paper backing from the film. I didn’t feel it was in any danger of ripping or sticking to it’s self. It’s much easier to deal with than contact paper and very forgiving. I used 2 of the factory edges on the window, so I wouldn’t have to cut those. I didn’t have any problems smoothing out the bubbles with the little squeegee supplied. At one point, I realized there was a flake of dirt under the film, and it was no problem to lift the film and dab the offending dirt speck out. After smoothing, I used a putty knife and box cutter to trim the other two edges of window.. and then realized I needed a fresh blade. Uh oh. It took me 10 minutes or so to find the blades and when I returned the window had dried and the film wasn’t sticking on that side. Uh OH. But, no problem! I just peeled it back and resprayed the glass without any issues at all. For the second part of the double hung window. I unrolled the film and used the ‘end’, so I had another 2 factory edges to work with. It slides around easily on the wet glass and sticks well when smoothed and dried. It feels like it’ll hold up ok to being wiped down, but of course, isn’t going to last forever. I think, I’m going to appreciate being able to open the window without fussing with blinds or curtains. Excellent option for privacy, without damaging the window… no need to even drill holes for a rod or blinds!Edited 9/14: It’s been over a year and still looks like day one.Edited 11/2015: Still looks good after two years! It’s been easy to wipe down and withstood northern OH temperature extremes.Edited 8/2017 STILL looks GOOD! Still holding. Worth the money.