Window glazing?
 

I have a front door that has a large window in it - I want to frost or glaze
it for privacy.

Any recommendations for products?

Thanks,

Colin

Window glazing?
 

in my experience: frosted contact paper is probably not conveniently
available in large sizes so a seam or overlap will be needed. the spray
frost stuff will certainly come out uneven. a reflective tint will be
as see-thru after sunset as a sheer curtain. why not take a snapshot
and some measurements and outfit it with a privacy curtain of a
two-sided flannel or other privacy material print you pick out for fun
or to match the other windows. if you're strapped for a skilled
seamstress check your local dry cleaners or continue to hang out in the
sewing/crafts department at walmart where you find the fabric you want.
you may want to look out the door to see who's there so consider a
double upper curtain rod above with a single rod below holding the
outside sheer and the inside privacy on a spring rod. cheapest would be
a large solid hemmed pillowcase or wide hemmed flat bed sheet. cut hem
at edges to give you curtain rod access. vinyl shower curtains are
another possibility unless direct sunlight is involved where they will
deteriorate more quickly. consider a wide angle peephole if you are
permanently blocking the window by screwing up decorative double sided
framed art.

Window glazing?
 

"CFster" wrote in message
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I have a front door that has a large window in it - I want to frost or
glaze it for privacy.

Any recommendations for products?

Thanks,

Colin

There are spray on products for frosting it. If you want to get fancy, have
a stained glass light made for it.

Window glazing?
 

you can have it sandblasted, if you do make sure it is on the outside
pane of glass if it is a insulated thermalpane. or else it will break
from the sun. if it is a single pane of glass do it on the inside for
easy cleaning. you could also acid etch the glass , its a paste you
paint on then wash off, and if both of those involve to much work, you
can have a glass shop cut you a new piece of obscure glass, there are
lots of diffent patterns. stick on stuff doesnt look all that great
and with condinsation it peels off or scratches.

Window glazing?
 

CFster wrote:
I have a front door that has a large window in it - I want to frost or glaze
it for privacy.

Any recommendations for products?

Thanks,

Colin




Might be easier and about same cost to just replace it.

Window glazing?
 

On Sat, 11 Mar 2006 20:32:04 -0500, "CFster"
wrote:

I have a front door that has a large window in it - I want to frost or glaze
it for privacy.

Any recommendations for products?


Elmers colored craft glue.