I used that product for testing with success, though as others have mentioned it is not ideal. There is an accessory kit with squeegee/cutter/spray that you should get if you go this route and you will need to work very hard to make sure the end result is clean and bubble/blemish free. I think it’s fine for prototyping or if you’re not too picky but I would also suggest getting the mirrored glass.
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RE: Using Mirrored Window Film on TV
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RE: Using Mirrored Window Film on TV
I used that product for testing with success, though as others have mentioned it is not ideal. There is an accessory kit with squeegee/cutter/spray that you should get if you go this route and you will need to work very hard to make sure the end result is clean and bubble/blemish free. I think it’s fine for prototyping or if you’re not too picky but I would also suggest getting the mirrored glass.