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XPEL spec: 62% of solar heat rejected, 53% less glare.
Brighter outside. Reflections conceal the room.
How lighting affects privacy
The film stays the same. What changes is the balance of light: as daylight fades, a lit interior becomes easier to see from outside.
Nearby exterior lighting can restore some reflections where it sufficiently brightens the exterior scene. Position, brightness and viewing angle matter; ordinary lawn or street lighting may not be enough. The presets are illustrative examples, not measured light levels or a guarantee of privacy. A streetlight may have little effect if it is too far away or poorly positioned.
For dependable nighttime privacy, use blinds, curtains or frost. Frost also obscures your view out.
Clear gaps reveal the view. Spacing is illustrative; each pane is fitted individually.
Drag the handle or use arrow keys to compare clear glass on the left with film on the right.
Solar shade changes the glass and whole room. VLT is the share of visible light the film lets through. Heat and glare figures are XPEL VISION spec sheet values on 3 mm glass.