Adhesive Mirror Sheet 6 x 9 Inches Flexible Mirrors Sheets (4 pack) | Non-Glass Self Adhesive Stick on Mirror Tiles | Cut Mirror Paper to Size, Peel and Stick, Great for Crafts and Mirror Wall

Bought two packs for a Halloween prop I made. These cut easily with scissors and are self adhesive. Once you take off the plastic protection sheet, these look like real glass mirrors. I used them to make windows and they were perfect!

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I purchased these for office safety. If someone comes out of our breakroom kitchen area they might collide with someone coming from around the corner the opposite way. These were cut to 2" strips and stuck right on the door jam and centered so they don't interfere with closing the door. Works great! We might be installing others in the same manner. It doesn't have to be a perfect image, just seeing motion or color is enough of a heads-up warning. Hopefully this will help avoid spilling coffee and food in this area.The specifications did not list the thickness (maybe I just missed it) but now that I have them I can report these particular sheets are .025" (.635mm) each.They are stuck fine for now. If they fall off I'll use some good double face tape.

Good mirrors but the stick surface doesn’t hold well enough for surfaces with significant curves and the surface you put them on needs to be somewhat flat for an undistorted mirror surface.

It only came with 3 tiles when it was supposed to be 4.

I finally put these up in my kids room and the warp your whole face. You can’t even use these gif anything because you can’t see yourself in them whatsoever.

Bought to replace cracked glass drawers on a mirrored chest. Estimate given from local glass shop to replace the mirrored glass only was $138 per drawer. The flexible mirrored sheets were inexpensive, easy to use, flexible, easy to cut, easy to puncture hole for knob hardware without damaging the product, mirrored part is clear and gives reflective qualities of a glass mirror, medium grade adhesive. Stuck to drawer but could remove and replace without losing the adhesive property. Only negative is that it does scratch easily and I’m not sure how to clean it. Suggest peeling protective film until permanently put in place to avoid fingerprints.

Let's get this out of the way: this isn't magic; it isn't a solid glass mirror; and its intended purpose is crafting, not expert mirror repair.Now that we're on the same page, this is excellent for what it is! After removing the protective film the mirrored surface is super reflective and very clear when flat. I have a large mirror with two small scratches in the silver and wanted to *mask* (not perfectly correct!) the scratches as much as possible. This works better than anything else I've tried (aluminum foil and chrome paint) and blends in well. Obviously it won't fix the edges of the scratches but it is reflective and matches the color of the mirrored surface. This mirror was a $5 garage sale find and not worth the cost of getting re-silvered, so if you're looking for a "as good as can be done for less than the cost of just buying a new mirror" fix, this is great! If you're trying to makes grandma's heirloom mirror look brand new and flawless, you're going to be disappointed (and it won't be the fault of the product).Side note - getting a picture of the surface of a mirror versus what is reflected in the mirror is a trickier than I expected!