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Hello! This is Tommy from Contra Vision. You can really put film on either side of your window, but for privacy purposes, the "privacy film" is best when it goes on the inside because it will last longer due to it not being fully exposed to the elements and since it's on the inside, there won't be anyone that can tamper with it. If you choose to install on the outside, you need to purchase item code WBPAG40HD. If it goes on the inside, it's item code BWPRW40HD

Hi Jose, thank you for the question. It depends on the application, for vehicle graphics we would always recommend this so rain and dirt doesn't sit in the perforations. For other applications, it depends on the location and if the graphic maybe susceptible to damage. You can learn more about our overlaminate films on our website: www.contravision.com/print-substrates/overlaminating/

Easily removed...its sort of a"big sticker". You just peel it off the glass when you move.

Unfortunately, there is no product on the market that provides privacy day and night AND allows you to see out of.

Any professional "window tint installer" can install this easily.

Hi, contra vision 3? Which is that one? Thanks

You can find info here shop.contravision.com/collections/privacy-window-film/products/white-one-way-privacy-daytime

Using a "white lace" curtain is somewhat similar because the white "reflects" the light, making it more difficult to see inside. Of course the clarity / view thru of looking through lace vs looking through the Contra Vision HD Privacy window film will be completely different.

This is a removable product. However, If you're installing this on a large SINGLE PANE glass, I would advise that you use a heatgun/blow dryer when you go to remove it to assist in the removal. Cutting the material with a sharp razor blade/xacto knife into smaller "strips" will also make it easier to remove.

Hi Carly…I would not suggest it. When you’re tinting a window, the film is solid and you can literally see where all the water solution is and you can squeegee it in one direction to get all the water solution out. If you use a water solution when installing perforated film, it is VERY difficult to see where all the water solution is. You would think that it would just come out from where all the perforations are, but that’s usually not the case.

@@1swttl that makes sense, in my head the perf was a solid sheets with dots on it....so it looked perforated but wasn't actually. Duh I'm thinking of putting it on my home windows. My thought is if the white is facing out, it won't attract the sun in the first place. Now its tinted, but the sun just beats in all day, as if it's not helping at all. Thoughts?

Hi Maria, please drop me an email -helen@contravision.com with your contact details and location and I'll make sure one of sales team gets in touch.

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You can, but you don’t want to roll your windows up and down or else it causes the material to come off over time

It works great!

That's good to hear. We will pass your comment over to Tommy.

ppl from a distance will not be able to, but if they are close up ofc they will be able to look inside :)

Hi Mohammed and thank you for your comment. We totally understand your frustration, removing poor quality material after any length of time is a frustrating and costly process. Unfortunately, “contravision” does not always mean Contra Vision. Unlike some manufacturers Contra Vision brands maintain a thicker face-film and a clear, solvent acrylic adhesive to give easy, low temperature application, reliable adhesion and, most importantly, clean removal when required. Our customers specify our products knowing that even if there is a slightly higher material cost versus other products they save significantly more on the installation and removal costs as you have discovered. Do you know who supplied the material?

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