Gila Privacy Black Static Cling Residential DIY Window Film No Glue No Adhesive 3ft x 6.5ft (36in x 78in) - PB78

Brand:Gila

3.4/5

64.08

copre 1 finestra standard. Riduce l'abbagliamento. Aiuta a ridurre lo sbiadimento degli arredi interni respingendo fino al 99% dei raggi UV. FACILE INSTALLAZIONE FAI DA TE: Basta tagliare su misura e applicare utilizzando Gila Complete Application Kit, non è necessario alcun installatore professionale. STRUMENTI DI INSTALLAZIONE VENDUTI SEPARATAMENTE: Si consiglia il kit completo per l'installazione di pellicole per vetri Gila (articolo RTK500) per completare le esigenze del progetto di pellicole per finestre fai-da-te. COMFORT AUMENTATO: Riduce l'abbagliamento fino al 93%, rendendo gli interni più confortevoli. PROTEGGE GLI INTERNI: blocca fino al 99% dei raggi UV, contribuendo a evitare che i tuoi interni sbiadiscano. EFFICIENZA ENERGETICA: Rifiuta fino al 58% dell'energia solare totale. PRIVACY DIURNO: la pellicola oscura le finestre per fornire privacy e blocco della luce superiori.

copre 1 finestra standard. Riduce l'abbagliamento. Aiuta a ridurre lo sbiadimento degli arredi interni respingendo fino al 99% dei raggi UV. FACILE INSTALLAZIONE FAI DA TE: Basta tagliare su misura e applicare utilizzando Gila Complete Application Kit, non è necessario alcun installatore professionale. STRUMENTI DI INSTALLAZIONE VENDUTI SEPARATAMENTE: Si consiglia il kit completo per l'installazione di pellicole per vetri Gila (articolo RTK500) per completare le esigenze del progetto di pellicole per finestre fai-da-te. COMFORT AUMENTATO: Riduce l'abbagliamento fino al 93%, rendendo gli interni più confortevoli. PROTEGGE GLI INTERNI: blocca fino al 99% dei raggi UV, contribuendo a evitare che i tuoi interni sbiadiscano. EFFICIENZA ENERGETICA: Rifiuta fino al 58% dell'energia solare totale. PRIVACY DIURNO: la pellicola oscura le finestre per fornire privacy e blocco della luce superiori.
Batteries Included? ‎No
Batteries Required? ‎No
Brand Gila
Brand ‎Gila
Color Black
Color ‎Black
Country of Origin ‎China
Customer Reviews 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 9,384 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping Item can be shipped within U.S.
Included Components ‎Installation Instructions, Window Film
Installation Method Static Cling
Installation Method ‎Static Cling
International Shipping This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‎No
Item model number ‎PB78
Item Package Quantity ‎1
Item Weight ‎1.55 pounds
Manufacturer ‎Gila
Material Polyethylene Teraphthalate
Material ‎Polyethylene Teraphthalate
Number Of Pieces ‎1
Part Number ‎PB78
Pattern ‎Window Film
Product Dimensions 78"L x 36"W
Product Dimensions ‎36.75 x 5.25 x 2 inches
Product Dimensions ‎78"L x 36"W
Size 36" x 6.5'
Size ‎36" x 6.5'
UV Protection UV Protection
UV Protection ‎UV Protection
Warranty Description ‎Limited warranty against manufacturing defects. Replacement at no charge with submission of valid warranty claim.

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Scritto da: RLKasper
Huge Improvement
Took this pic during the installation process (ignore the mess). Look at the difference in the sun coming through! It’s made a huge difference during the day and the night because with this tint I can no longer see in the front door when I’m standing on the front porch at night and our neighbor said he can’t even tell when our living room lamp is on at night anymore. Just ordered more to install on our garage windows. Easy to use.
Scritto da: Mark
Easier Than You Think!
I used this tint to cover two sliding glass door sets in my townhome. Each sheet is big enough to cover one door of the sliders, so I ended up buying four of these, total. Some tips I learned from doing this four times: 1. DON'T BUY THE INSTALLATION KIT. You simply don't need it. A spray bottle filled with water and with a few drops of dish soap in it will do nicely for the solution you need. I also purchased a 12" squeegee for a couple of bucks at my local grocery store. I used it for both cleaning and application. I've seen tips to use a credit card to get bubbles out. Why use 3" when you can use 12"? (that's what she said) 2. CLEAN THE GLASS REALLY WELL. If you have a razor blade (like from a box opener), use the edge of it to go along the glass and remove anything that might be stuck. You might not see that speck now, but you'll definitely see it once the film is applied. 3. MEASURE, MEASURE, AND THEN MEASURE AGAIN. When you have the measurements, subtract that from the dimensions of the film. That will be the amount you need to take off from the length and from the width. It's easier to measure and mark what you DON'T need, than to measure what you do. Depending on how much you trust your measurements, add an extra 1/8-1/4" on each measurement. 4. DON'T USE A RAZOR BLADE TO MAKE THE INITIAL CUTS. You'll just end up frustrated, and possibly cause snags and rough spots on that edge. The film is fairly thick and you'd need a really sharp razor to make a clean cut. Instead, use scissors to trim the excess. After I made my measurements, I marked a line with a sharpie and straight edge, and just followed that when I cut it. Much easier. 5. SET YOUR UNCUT EDGES AT THE TOP AND SIDE. That will leave you just one side and the bottom to have to trim, if needed. As you begin to squeegee the bubbles out, keep an eye on the top. It will tend to slide down just a bit because it's riding on the slick application fluid. I didn't have a helper, and I don't think it's needed, but if you have someone to hold the top in place, it probably wouldn't hurt. 6. LET IT SIT. Before you get all excited and start trimming to finish the job, let it sit for a few hours. This will allow you to see if the film moves at all and make those adjustments. Mine didn't move, but you never know. Waiting also allows the film to "adhere" to the glass better. 7. USE A SHARP RAZOR TO FINISH. If I were to do it over, I'd get an exacto knife to make that final trim. I used a box cutter, and it worked, but I think the exacto would allow better dexterity when making the final trim. You also may find that you don't need to trim it at all, and can just tuck it in place using a straight edge. Definitely use that straight edge to hold the film down and also guide the razor when making the final trim. And that's about it. A few final comments about this. From the outside, the film is dark and you can't see anything inside during the day. I've even turned on all my lights and stood outside, and still couldn't see anything unless I got right up on the window and cupped my hands by my eyes. The black of the film makes the reflection of the glass more prominent and that's all you see. You looking back at yourself. At night, you're able to see in, but it's still darkened. From the inside, depending on how sunny it is, it just looks kind of like an overcast day with a slight sienna tint. Overall, very happy with the results, and I can't wait to see how it performs this summer in the Florida heat.
Scritto da: Roxy
great when you follow directions!...soapy water is important!
love this stu!ff .good thing I have honest neighbors it was delivered across the street
Scritto da: Nicole
Does what it’s suppose to do
Filters the light/sun. During the day, I can see out, which I love. You cannot see in from the outside, which is good ???????? This is easy to apply, just use a spray bottle with water, or water with a little dawn and an x-acto knife to cut the access off.
Scritto da: Penny
Difficult to cut
This serves it's purpose since I am only using it on a sliding window at work that the sun beats through. I can still see out of it but it sufficiently blocks the enough light that I can still see my computer screen without the sun reflecting on it. I'm not sure I would use this on a window at home or anything. It was difficult to cut, even with a straight edge and exacto knife. Also tried other tools to cut. It's kind of rubbery so the knife edge would kind of catch it and just made it impossible to get a clean straight line. I read a review that said not to put this on the inside of your window if it's double paned so it is currently on the outside. I work in a dusty environment and the dust seems to stick to it. Also, the corners are peeling down already-again, it's on the outside of the window so I'm sure this makes a difference.
Scritto da: Hayden
Dawn (Now) Looks Like Dusk! ????
First and foremost, this film is not as dark as what is shown in the description. Second, this is actually a good thing (for me) since my bedroom theater is now dark enough to use my 84" projector display without any added glare from the sun. (Any darker and it would be too depressing). In fact, when I first installed it, my girlfriend didn't readily notice. After waking up the following morning (post-installation), she asked me, "What time is it? Why does it feel so late in the day?" I responded... "It's only 11am ????." It wasn't until she roamed around the apartment several hours later when she finally realized I had 'tinted' the windows in my bedroom. That said... She actually thinks it's too dark. For my batcave, however, it's perfect ???????? Honestly... Any darker and you might as well get blackout window film (which was not something I wanted). With this film, I can still see what's going on outside my window in the daytime, with added privacy. It also proved to be the perfect dimming solution for viewing my HD projector display during the day time. To get a better idea of what it looks like... I'd say it feels like a dark storm is coming. Even though it's sunny outside, it forever feels cloudy inside. It's definitely enough to fool your senses into believing it's much later in the day than it really is.) Dawn feels like early dusk; sunrise will feel more like sunset. For me, this is perfect, not only for watching movies, but to also zone out and study for long hours without being distracted with wanting to go out to play in the sun. Application tips: 1) An old spray bottle with a few drops of dish detergent is all you need to make the film 'stick'. 2) Make sure you scrub and scrape your windows clean before applying the film. 3) Since I didn't have a squeegee, I used my dust pan (which had a rubber liner). Some say a credit card works, but I think something more squeegee like definitely will make your life easier and will help to smooth out the bubbles in one swipe. 3) I used a 'scraper' with a razor blade to scape the window clean, and used the same razor to trim the excess film after applying. 4) When you trim the excess, leave about 2-3 mm of excess; the window film will shrink a little after a day or so, so if you you trim too 'perfectly' you may windup with a small gap between the window film and the edge of the window. Honestly, the most important part of applying the film is to REALLY clean the window. Take time to clean the window frame as well, since ANY lingering dirt may seep between the film and the window -- causing it the bubble up. That said... I applied the film in the following steps: 1) Measured and cut the film to fit the window. (Didn't worry much about excess). 2) Scraped every inch of the window with a razor blade scraper. 3) Washed the window and trimming with mild soapy solution (w/dish detergent). 4) Scrapped again (for added measure). 5) Sprayed window excessively with mild soapy solution. 6) Squeegeed 7) Sprayed the window with the soapy solution again. 8) Applied the film. 9) Sprayed the film (on window) with soapy solution. 10) Sqeegeed to remove the bubbles. 11) Trimmed the excess with razor blade. *I also placed an old towel on the bottom of window to catch all the excess water. That's it! For the price, I couldn't be happier. Although I would give this 4.5 stars for the misleading darker tint Shown in the description, I'll give it 5, since it served my purpose perfectly. Any darker would probably cause clinical depression (for me). That said, if you think you need something darker... you can always try doubling up (by layering it), or trying the 'blackout' film. Hope this helps with your purchase decision. Peace & Love ????✌️
Scritto da: Brittany E.
Arrived damaged
I really like this brand and have used it before with no issues. However, this time the product arrived damaged and the tint is crinkled/leaves bubbles because of the damage to the roll of tint.
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Budget price, ok quality.
Easy install, disappointed with the sheerness or sharpness. Slightly blurred but not enough to be critical. I wouldn't put this where there's an amazing view. We used it to cut down the direct sunlight coming into our kitchen area and for that it worked perfectly. After all this time it's still doing well.
Scritto da: Caley Stump
Great stuff!
Ignore what others say, if you know what your doing you dont need no tool kit. Just need wet cloth wipe the window before putting it up and a credit or some kind of card to smooth air pockets out. Its stupid easy. Also ruler to measure the peice you need, sissors to cut, we used hairdressing scissors they cut great! Weve had this film on our bedroom windows for 3 years, never once had to replace, easy to wipe clean. If any corners come down whech weve not had happen just dampen window and press back on. Bought this again for additional windows offers very nice dimness dure the day, no hurting your eyes to look out the window on sunny day, and perfect darkness at night!
Scritto da: Amazon Customer
Great product.
Gives lots of privacy. You can see out but no one can see it. Only when it is very dark outside you can still see it. But for the daytime and evening you are good. Easy to install. Use a flat edge like a metal ruler to hold your edge to cut. A sharp utility knife works best to cut. Use lots of soapy water on the window before you put on film. Then spray again all over. Helps to keep from scratching the film while removing bubbles. Use a credit card to remove bubbles. Works great. Only drawback is that it also blocks a lot of light. If you want to keep your room cool that is great but I find it makes my room too dark. But happy for the privacy aspect.
Scritto da: DCPaul
Works well and looks good!
Installed the film on the garage windows and after getting the hang of things after working on the first window, the remaining three were fairly easy. Take your time and carefully measure the window before cutting the film to size. Once you pull the backing off, it’s easy to get frustrated when the film sticks to itself., but after a few minutes, it all gets easier as you get used to how the film behaves. Makes sure the window is nice and wet to allow you to slide and position the film into place. Gently work out any bubbles or creases and feel free to pull the film away from the window to reposition as needed. As long as the window is a bit wet, the film cooperates. Good luck!
Scritto da: D.M.
Highly recommended. Great!!
Super easy to install. We use a spray bottle with soapy water and a credit card to smooth. It's easy to cut with a blade. We have purchased this item 4 times because we love it so much. We have done all of our west facing windows and even our RV windows. Great quality. We have had zero issues with it bubbling or cracking the windows, as some other reviews have suggested. The only downside for some folks would be that it's hard to see what the weather is like outside. It kinda looks gloomy all the time. But we are okay with that! We have found a noticeable difference in the temperatures of the rooms that have it installed, and even a decrease in our energy bill because our AC isn't working overtime. Highly recommended.

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