Premium Etched Glass Vinyl Self-Adhesive, 12" x15 Feet Frosted Glass Vinyl Roll for Stickers, Privacy, Home, Office, Crafts, Decorative Window Film, Cricut by Turner Moore (Diamond Etch Vinyl, 15FT)

Used for project at school and came out great! Little harder to peel apart but could just be because of my settings.

Cut and weeded easily! I wanted to add some design to these pendant lights but was kind of afraid to etch the glass. I think it's a nice way to add some flair to glass (or mirror) without the commitment of permanently etching. I lined it up and applied it without issue. I'm really happy with how it turned out and would recommend this vinyl.

Used to cut frosted shapes with a plotter to add a little privacy to a shower door. Worked great with my vinyl cutter and end result was great.

High quality vinyl. Cuts easily. Sticky when weeding, but would definitely order again! Looks like etched glass.

This vinyl was awesome! I was a little apprehensive in purchasing because of some of the negative reviews, but am so glad I went ahead and purchased. This was easy to cut, easy to weed, and very easy to transfer. It was exactly what I was looking for.

Product is excellent item to use for craft engraving

Bought to give a frosted glass look to my new LED post lamp, which came with clear glass that just didn't look very good due to all the individual LED's that gave it hot & cold spots that don't allow my camera to focus very well... After disassembly and clean-up of the glass, I was able to apply a perfect bubble free application (without using water as instructed) on all 4 pieces of glass. I over sized the pieces before application, used the table edge as a squeegee to get it nice & bubble free, then trimmed after application.Light dispersion is excellent with the film on the outside of the glass. I was considering doing both sides, but found it unnecessary.I had applied a temporary piece to the outside of the lamp glass just to see if I liked it better with the frosted look. Although it did not stick too badly to the powder coated metal pieces, adhesion to the glass was pretty extreme. It took several minutes to peel an 8" x 10" piece off the glass, a process that left behind about half of the adhesive. Fortunately, the adhesive comes off fairly easily with 91% rubbing alcohol & a piece of old t-shirt.The post lamp looks so much better with the nicely diffused light, and doesn't even noticeably reduce light output. From 20 feet, you cannot tell that it's vinyl instead of real frosted glass!!!I haven't tried this on my Cricut yet.... with the extreme adhesion to glass, I'll have to make sure I really want something to stay for a long time before I do use it.

I bought this for privacy film in my bathroom. It barely did anything. The picture I added is me removing this trash and putting something else up. The people down the street could still see me in the bathroom. I will say you better not be thinking of removing this because it is PERMANENT. Have to remove with razor blade and solvents to remover glue. And you have to install this with not water but Window Cleaner(windex).