Window frosting

[siousxiesue]

I'm about to pull off a manky plastic 'film' from a skylight and want something else to make the window opaque, some sort of spray on frosting or similar to let in light but not nosey neighbours!

Anyone had this done? It may even suit an arty type who is good on a ladder!

I can't afford to have the whole pane replaced with that lovely frosted image glass ;-(

[Jusbb81]

Are you removing an opaque film and looking to replace with a new one?

[siousxiesue]

Jusbb81 Wrote:

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> Are you removing an opaque film and looking to

> replace with a new one?

Yes I'm removing some film but want a better looking alternative and wondered if there was one

[Herne Hill Guest]

I was going to recommend Purlfrost but then I reread your message.

[siousxiesue]

Herne Hill Guest Wrote:

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> I was going to recommend Purlfrost but then I

> reread your message.

Looks good though, do you have some and how was it installed HHG?

[Jusbb81]

siousxiesue Wrote:

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> Jusbb81 Wrote:

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> > Are you removing an opaque film and looking to

> > replace with a new one?

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> Yes I'm removing some film but want a better

> looking alternative and wondered if there was one

Try this website.

http://www.londonwindowfilm.co.uk/windowfilmslondon#welcome

[Jeremy]

We've used Purlfrost a couple of times. Applied it ourselves... but it is a fiddly job requiring two pairs of hands. So maybe not ideal for applying while standing on the top of a ladder.

[Herne Hill Guest]

I sent off the measurements and applied it myself. They give you a tool to get it bubble free.

I did manage to do it on my own to a good standard.