Create your own icy surface
This spray takes a little practice. My first two tries I had a drippy look. It’s really about the proximity to the surface. Once I got that down , I didn’t have any drips. Also the drips do somewhat self correct by the time it crystallizes. Between the drips and the wet look I was sure that the product wasn’t going to work. The can stated to wait and indeed Magic does happen. The formula really does make ice crystals. I tried it on both windows and mirrors with the same fantastic results. The substance does have a strong scent so some extra ventilation can’t hurt. I also wouldn’t let my young kids spray it, even though they wanted to. I would say the scent is a chemical spray paint type of odor. Also, to clean, I had to go over the area multiple times. I went with windex and paper towels. It does work but you really have to get it off or it smears the icicles and leaves a foggy icy look.  But with plenty of Windex and clean paper towels, I had a clean surface again.<br /><br />This stuff is really neat. It would be a festive addition to windows and mirrors for holiday gatherings and Christmas morning.
Rating: 5 stars