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Question: Can you spray it on the inside of a low voltage led landscape light glass shade?
Document: I was a little leary of this product because of the mixed reviews...I cleaned the glass of my garage window very well and applied the recommended 3 light coats on the inside.Looks great and applied evenly. Passes light well with very little see-through visibility (shadows).Just what I wanted...
I had previously blocked out my garage door windows entirely but missed the natural light that came through, so I ended up buying this and applying to the inside after cleaning the glass.Looks great, works great, allows natural light in, blocks visibility of my belongings, and at night from the outside you can see a light on in the garage, but cannot see anything like people movement, or shapes, really happy with this product!
Our front door has a decorative ornament in between glass but if you get close to the door you can really see into the house - and I just don't like it at all.I bought this spray and sprayed the glass from both inside and outside. It definitely doesn't block the sunlight and really gives me more privacy because now for sure, no one can see through the glass.
I was looking for something to modify a clear glass lamp shade on a pendant fixture (fixture has 3 separate glass shades, and I wanted to light quality to be more diffuse). I was worried about consistent application of the product after reading previous reviews, but I found this to be extremely easy to use. I did 3 coats (3 minutes between coats) on all of the shades and everything came out looking very even.
Third try: Shook and shook and shook and shook and shook (get my drift), then sprayed. SUCCESS!! !I got this for my front door. I have a one square foot glass 'peep hole' that I don't care for. As I could not remove the glass, I chose to spray the outside rather than the inside. "Spray in well ventilated area"...
We have a glass front door on our house, and while we have a shade for it, I always found the idea of frosted glass to be desirable.
The odor was awful, enough to kill a horse. I was stupid and sprayed it inside the house. Eeven with drop cloths and masking tape and newspaper to mask off what I didn't want sprayed,  there was white powder settled all over the floors and furniture in half the house. If you use enough it will frost the window, but it also spits drops, so it doesn't spray evenly. I woiuldn't do it again.
I wouldn't spray this in a bedroom if possible... between the overspray and smell, I would have hated myself for it. I took the windows out and did it in the garage. But the end product came out great. Nice and even coverage gave a nice frosted glass with excellent amount of light transmission.
I wanted to frost my all glass front door for added privacy without sacrificing light, so I attempted to use this cheap spray instead of contact paper.The application wasn't as uniform as I'd hoped on an area that large... I'll be going for contact paper now.
Right before you spray the glass, give a 1 second spray away from the glass to clear out any uneven material out of nozzle.3. when spraying, do not get too close to glass, keep your distance, 10 - 12 inches.4. Spray in one continuous button hold going back and forth down your glass quickly so you get a light coat. remember, you do this with multiple coats,  so do not try to get it on the glass perfect the first pass.
Answer: yes