Privacy Window Using Contact Paper

It is important to get this first shape straight so that all of your other ones line up properly.

Privacy window using contact paper. Apply the remainder of the shapes nesting them with the ones next to them. Get a frosted glass look using contact paper. Peel back part of the paper backing and adhere the contact paper to the window. Then use the squeegee to remove any air bubble as you remove the rest of the paper.

It is an inexpensive way to create a privacy window in a bathroom or any other window you would like some privacy but not loss of light. By cutting the contact paper into a shape you can create an elegant pattern. Privacy window using contact paper you can create a sense of privacy without adding shades or curtains to a window. We have all sorts of the precut easy to install cling films available over here in japan too.

This project is very time consuming. When you peel the contact paper backing do it slowly because if the contact paper creases or wrinkles the slightest bit you won t be able to use that piece because it will show up on the window. Just thoroughly clean your window peal the back of the shape and stick it on the window. Contact paper is an inexpensive way to create a privacy window in a bathroom or any other window you would like some privacy but not loss of light.