Just did my first attempt and have to redo. I couldnt get the outter edges to seal. Then I kinda freaked out that the adhesive was going to lose its effect so I pressed far to hard and scratched the film. Ha. Luckily I purchased alot from Home Depot as a privacy window mirror film and have more to work with. Thank you for taking the time to make the video. I appreciate your technique on working from the middle of the glass and working the bubbles from the the inside first and then out. Looked very nice when you were done and you stayed very calm. Ill try to do that on the next one. Ha. Oh and I liked how you wet the table when removing the film. Going to definitley do that also! Nice work!
A squeegee works well for putting down the film, just spray it with the soapy water to help it glide along the glass. The plastic wedge or credit card could scratch the film.
....be brave and have a go! Cleanliness is a key factor. Also, whilst the film dries out over the coming days don't worry if it goes a bit cloudy - thes blotches will disappear.
Will this work with frosted glass? Is there such thing as a mirror film? I'd like to make our frosted glass divider into a mirror. Could that be possible? Haha.
Hi Austin - no not tried a non-mirrored tint, I'm guessing the reflections would not be propagated in the same way and the look would just be dim LED's? But as I say I'm guessing. Simon
Austin Milby I'm also keen to know if this works. If you just used the clear glass you do get two or three layers from the light reflection, I've seen mirror tint amplifies this to more layers. So I'm guessing any window tint will give some reflective layers but the mirror works best. Did you try this in the end? What was your results if so?
Austin Milby I've just purchased some 20% silver window tint on eBay. It is effective but I do find I can see through the tint and clearly see the LED strips. However this isn't that bad it just not the perfect mirror finish I was after. I have found better results from this though and compared to the tint before which was chrome tint the feel and quality seems much better and works better as a mirror than the chrome tint which was blurry. I could only buy 50cm by 1m rolls which was about double what I needed but I will keep it for other smaller projects. Someone should test these tints and do a comparison I bet they would get loads of visitors to their site as it's never explained in detail on any guides.
rmyc Yes 70% will work. The affect will be slightly different from the 80% film in that with the lower reflection you will end up with less visible reflections but the initial reflections will be brighter😎
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Just did my first attempt and have to redo. I couldnt get the outter edges to seal. Then I kinda freaked out that the adhesive was going to lose its effect so I pressed far to hard and scratched the film. Ha. Luckily I purchased alot from Home Depot as a privacy window mirror film and have more to work with. Thank you for taking the time to make the video. I appreciate your technique on working from the middle of the glass and working the bubbles from the the inside first and then out. Looked very nice when you were done and you stayed very calm. Ill try to do that on the next one. Ha. Oh and I liked how you wet the table when removing the film. Going to definitley do that also! Nice work!
Which one would you recomment, 80% blocking or 80% light allowing or 70% blocking or 70% light allowing
A squeegee works well for putting down the film, just spray it with the soapy water to help it glide along the glass. The plastic wedge or credit card could scratch the film.
ola qual lista de material pra fazer isso???
Am dreading this. Never done it before. Need to get the tiny first so maybe over the next two days
....be brave and have a go! Cleanliness is a key factor. Also, whilst the film dries out over the coming days don't worry if it goes a bit cloudy - thes blotches will disappear.
very helpfull. thank you very much
will this work on acrylic?
JOSHH Music Yes it should work fine.....although not done it myself!
i have a crack in my glass, but it is even, i want to use it for my magic mirror project, or will be visible ?
I think it will be visible...but maybe that will add to the 'magic' of an infinity mirror...😀
this gave me a super cool idea for a diy headboard upgrade
Ok cool.......show us the results when you've done it!
Will this work with frosted glass? Is there such thing as a mirror film? I'd like to make our frosted glass divider into a mirror. Could that be possible? Haha.
No not really - frosted glass will diffuse any reflected image - you should see colours but no definable "shape"
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You should mention at 10:50 when cutting the excess film off to use a new blade because the film will dull it quickly.
But u didn’t make the mirror? Did u apply the tint on both sides
No I didn't make the mirror, that material is cheap and easy to buy already cut to the size you want..
Nice work tho
have you ever tried using non mirrored window tint on an infinity mirror?
Hi Austin - no not tried a non-mirrored tint, I'm guessing the reflections would not be propagated in the same way and the look would just be dim LED's? But as I say I'm guessing.
Simon
Austin Milby I'm also keen to know if this works. If you just used the clear glass you do get two or three layers from the light reflection, I've seen mirror tint amplifies this to more layers. So I'm guessing any window tint will give some reflective layers but the mirror works best. Did you try this in the end? What was your results if so?
i end up buying a 15 ft role of mirror tent for a house to do a 6inx8in mirror. not very cost effective.
Austin Milby I've just purchased some 20% silver window tint on eBay. It is effective but I do find I can see through the tint and clearly see the LED strips. However this isn't that bad it just not the perfect mirror finish I was after. I have found better results from this though and compared to the tint before which was chrome tint the feel and quality seems much better and works better as a mirror than the chrome tint which was blurry. I could only buy 50cm by 1m rolls which was about double what I needed but I will keep it for other smaller projects. Someone should test these tints and do a comparison I bet they would get loads of visitors to their site as it's never explained in detail on any guides.
what is name that black sheet you used
tell me all list of matterials plzzzzzz....
Which side faces the lights?
Hi Robert. The film goes on the inside of an infinity mirror frame, so it's closest to the led's. Thanks for your comment.
Can you do it with 70% mirror tint?
rmyc Yes 70% will work. The affect will be slightly different from the 80% film in that with the lower reflection you will end up with less visible reflections but the initial reflections will be brighter😎
Simon Jowett did u use 80% blocking or 80% light allowing. I know in some regions the numbering is reversed
rmyc this is what I need to know but apparently no one wants to answer this question
Simon Jowett 80% what? Light transmission or light blocking? It makes a huge difference can you clarify?
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Can I use Normal mirror sir? Let me know please thank you
Yes, start woth any normal mirror then apply the film
@@PowerOn- what film sir?
link for the tint pls, thnx
Cris Noel Dimpoy I'm located in Australia. I bought my film from www.polyfilm.com.au