Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is this easy to cut and trim into desired window shapes? I am trying to cover triangle windows.
Document: Covered a number of windows in my home. If a piece needs to be moved, it is an easy task, just lift and move. If an odd shaped piece needs to be cut to cover my poor measuring ability, not a problem. And once placed, it is nearly impossible to tell that it isn't all one piece. I have purchased several packages of this, the price is right and it is easy as pie to use.
Great for the price. Perfect to add privacy to my front door sidelight windows. Installs easy but do not take advice from the guy who said to wet with soap like you would with a window tint film. I ruined a piece trying that. Just clean and dry the window good and stick it on dry.
Needed something to cover a small bathroom window in my half bath. It was extremely easy to apply and cut with the markets on the back. Just the perfect stickiness that if you made a mistake applying it can be peeled off and reapplied. Right amount of frostiness to let nice light in without having to put a curtain on. If I ever got tired of it, I can just peel off and it won't leave residue, however holds just fine on the window.
I used this to create some privacy in glass doors. I made a template of a shape I liked and traced it onto the paper backing. I cut out my shapes, peeled the backing off and placed the cut-outs on my freshly cleaned glass. Very easy to use, adheres well but allowed repositioning after placement. I have had these in place for about 3 months without any problems and am able to clean my glass doors without damaging the self-adhesive film.
I wanted this to put on the windows in a TV cabinet to conceal the contents of the cabinet. It helps a lot, but is still a bit too translucent. It certainly was easy to apply, just as the other reviews said it would be. I am considering trying a double layer to see if it makes the contents of the cabinet less visible.
These were easy to apply with a application kit. it will buble up when trying to smooth it out over the windows. It was easy to peel off and reapply. I used this because i didn't want to put blinds or curtains over my doors and wanted the light to come through. You cannot see through this whatsoever. Now that i applied it i want to be able to look out of the windows and now i can't. Otherwise it brings in a lot of light and looks good.
The product looks exactly like the picture shown. It was easy to apply. I wanted a window film to cover a bedroom window that faces my neighbors door. I also wanted something that would let in light. I bought this to test it out and love it. I've already ordered another roll for some of the other windows in the house. If you have dogs and want window coverings I would also recommend this as I use to use blinds in this room but my dogs bent them.
This window film is easy to apply. There are grid lines on the peel off backing making it easy to measure and cut. The film allows light through but does not allow anyone to see in. I used this on a basement window and the windows on my front door.
I got this for a few windows in my house that left me feeling exposed. This was very easy to cut and place on the window. It's very pretty and looks very natural. I'll probably order more of this product in the future in different patterns. Great price and great product.
We recently moved in to a 1940s house in the Chicago suburbs. We are renting, so I didn't want to have the expense of purchasing made-to-order blinds for our basement windows. This is a great solution to our problem. We have the 'half windows' and out downstairs bathroom can be seen from our neighbors kitchen. The film is very easy to install (just like a window cling) after you get it cut just right.
Answer: yes