Mikomer Wheat Flower Privacy Window Film,17.5×78.7-Inch
Last updated: July 22, 2020
In addition to keeping outsiders from viewing inside, this privacy window film also reduces the UV rays that make it into your living spaces, protecting your furnishings from fading. The classy pattern is a great fit for any decor, and the lack of adhesive makes it easy to apply and remove. The film comes in a roll that makes cutting to shape easy.
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Key Takeaway: Protect your furniture and belongings from the sun's harmful rays with this privacy window film.
In our analysis of 21 expert reviews, the Mikomer Wheat Flower Privacy Window Film,17.5x78.7-Inch placed 4th when we looked at the top 10 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
Flower pattern, applicable for most cases. DON’T forget to remove backing protective film before putting on glass. No glue & static cling: environment friendly with no harmful substances release, easy to position and remove without any residue. Reusable: can be reused if not be damaged or smudged. Control heat and anti uv window cling: solar control properties to reduce heat, glare and block out 96% harmful uv rays, protect your furniture from ageing. Item size: 17.5*78.7 inch in roll, easily trimmed to required size with scissors or utility knife. Easy application: only need some (soapy) water to apply it. Please soften the window film by blowing hot air with a hairdryer before applying under cold winter (Detail instructions, please see the product description below).
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