36 in. x 78 in. Black Privacy Window Film

Yes to both questions. To remove just start at a corner and gently pull it off.

Thank you for your inquiry. As this is a static cling (adhesive free) film, you may install it on plastic or Lexan windows. We suggest you carefully follow our installation instructions and never trim the film directly on the window.

Warm, moist air near a very cold surface tends to cause water vapor to condense as water droplets on that cold surface. The colder the surface, the higher the probability of condensation. As a rule, condensation on a pane tends to be less likely after a film installation. This is an unintended side benefit of a film installation. Film, in most cases, helps keep the glass surface slightly warmer, thus reducing the likelihood of moisture condensing on it. Should condensation still occur after an installation, there are many kinds of commercially available “anti-fogging” compounds (such as those applied to bathroom mirrors) that can be applied to the film to dramatically reduce this condensation.

Probably did not use enough tint spray . First clean window dry completely ,spray tint spray then get tint spray both sides use a squeegee on window start at the top . I have had no problems 5 + years all my windows and doors done with black security tint .

Hello Val and thank you for your inquiry. This product is not considered a blackout film, but it is the darkest black Gila Window Film at 6% visible light transmitted (VLT). It will offer daytime privacy (from outside looking in), but it will not offer any privacy at night.

Hello Gerry and thank you for your inquiry. The best way to clean the film is to use the Gila Application Solution and a rubber squeegee. Thoroughly spray the area to be cleaned with the solution. Spray your hand. Rub the area to break up any dirt or grease. re-spray and squeegee. Use lint-free towels or paper coffee filters to wipe up excess soapy solution.It is safe to use Ammonia-based window cleaners if the cleaner doesn't sit on the film for a prolonged period of time (no more than 1-2 minutes).

Hi Rick and thank you for your inquiry. Residential films, as a rule, should not be applied to car windows because reflectance (a measure of how shiny the film is) is often higher than what is typically legally permissible for cars in various states. There is a special line of Gila Window Films specifically designed for automotive use.

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Yes, you can see out. The outside will obviously look darker due to the film, but, no one will be able to look into your window unless they are pressing their face against the glass and shielding their eyes from the sun. And if someone is that determined to look into your window, I think you'll see them as they approach the window.

Thank you for your inquiry. The Gila Privacy Control Black should be installed on the exterior side of dual pane windows.