How can I "fog" a new bathroom window so it is opaque?

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Marilyn Smart

Wed, 06/13/2007 - 12:01pm

How can I "fog" a new bathroom window so it is opaque?

I just put in a new window in the bathroom, replacing an opaque window with a clear window. Now I need to fix it so I don't see my neighbors kitchen through the window by the bath tub!

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Frosting a window

Fidget1479 writes:

Fri, 06/15/2007 - 7:11am

I found these sites when I searched DIY window frost:
HGTV.com
Etchworld.com

Good luck!

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Some options: 1) Replace

Reb writes:

Mon, 06/25/2007 - 12:57pm

Some options: 1) Replace the glass. (call a glass person) 2) Apply a window film (see http://www.glassdecorandmore.com/ or http://www.decorativefilm.com/) 3) Etch the glass chemically (you can find etching solution at any comprehensive hardware store or art/craft store. example: http://www.misterart.com/store/browse/003/cat_id/232/Craft-Supplies-Glass-Tile-Art--Glass-Etching.htm)

Window film

Belle writes:

Wed, 07/23/2008 - 1:04am

I have a window IN my shower! I applied window film from Home Depot. It is vinyl and it is applied with slightly soapy water and a squeegy that comes with it. It was very easy, it looks like stained glass. Although, my first try, by evening time, I could see air bubbles. It was easily fixed by peeling it back, rewetting it, and then smoothing again. Here is a photo, I hope it shows up. Also, it was very easy to cut to fit. I have been to the website that makes this film and they have many to choose, even a frosted one if you prefer no pattern. I can't remember the website name but I will search and then post it. It's a great website that has nice ideas.

website for window film

Belle writes:

Wed, 07/23/2008 - 1:44am

Here is the website, if interested. http://www.lighteffects.com/index.php They have some nice photos and how to apply it. Mine has been up for a couple of months, at least. No lifting or peeling. If you click on the "corporate" link it will have another website called artscapes that have more photos and ideas.