FunStick Flexible Mirror Stickers Wall Stickers 12"x78.8" Self Adhesive Non Glass Safety Mirror Stickers Reflective Peel and Stick Mirror Paper Roll for Crafts Fun House Party Mirrors Wall Decor PET

I used this for a decorative purpose which it works perfectly for! The light on this image has a black surface which didn’t go with the living room. I found this product and figured I’d give it a shot. There’s a grid on the back side which was helpful with cutting the shape I needed. I wiped the surface of my object as indicated- prior to application. It works great! The quality of the adhesive is equivalent to a sticker. It definitely won’t leave adhesive behind when/if removed. It sticks just fine, and the reflection is ok after the plastic is removed. It is not a true mirror so don’t expect to use this as a mirror for makeup application.

I got this product because of concern about coyotes prowling the perimeter of my RI home. Had heard that mirrors deter coyotes and other predators because when they see their reflection, they think it is another predator and retreat, used around chicken coops. Didn't want mirrors (or broken pieces of mirror) around property, but decided to give this a try. Glued strips to pieces of wood and attached to trees around property. The reflection is not crystal sharp but is good, and has worked very well for this purpose.

I wanted to cover my closet bifold doors to create mirrors for my workouts. I was very hopeful after getting it all smoothed and trimmed perfectly that when I removed the top plastic film it would be clear. But this is terrible. Not a mirror at all. Super blurry! Must remove and buy actual mirror doors I guess. Not sure what this product would be useful for at all unless you just want a blurred chrome look on something. Not a mirror!

Good product

This mirror sticker is not true mirror as some of the product pictures may make you think, but they work really well for crafts and fun toddler activities. We used them for a few art projects, and my toddler had a blast sticking them onto different surfaces and seeing his reflection, even if it’s a little fuzzy. They add a shiny, playful touch that kids really enjoy.I wouldn’t use them as a replacement for an actual mirror, since the reflection isn’t super clear, but for creative play and hands-on projects, they’re perfect. They’re lightweight, easy to peel and stick, and safe enough for little hands to explore without worrying about sharp edges or breakage.They’ve been a hit in our house for decorating cardboard castles, picture frames, and even pretend robot costumes. It’s a simple, inexpensive way to add a little extra fun to craft time, and I’d definitely buy them again for future projects.

I used this to cover up a cracked drawer in my dresser.. it was a $600 dresser and I couldn’t bare to let it go. Getting the glass replaced was not worth the money and I didn’t want to mess with breaking the old glass out myself and replacing it with glass that wasn’t the same. This covered it up well enough. I can barely see the outline of the crack but no one except me would be able to notice. It reflects well enough to resemble the likeness of the real mirrors… not sure why some reviews the mirror reflection is so distorted… I didn’t have any distortion once I peeled the clear covering off. Good for a cheap fix!

I was so upset when two panels on my mirrored nightstand cracked. I couldn't find anyone to fix them and couldn't afford to replace it. All the online tutorials I found looked cheap when complete, not to mention dangerous! The last thing I wanted to do was try and pry glass off the drawer front, so as a Hail Mary pass I ordered this mirrored vinyl. It worked like a charm!! Installed in less than a minute and for pennies - I have so much left! The hardest part was measuring and cutting (which is to say it wasn't hard at all!). I was worried the cracks would show through, and at a certain angle you can see a faint mark where the worst crack is, but I doubt anyone would ever guess.Here's how I did it: First I removed the knobs, cleaned the glass with isopropyl alcohol, measured and cut the vinyl (leaving the protective film on the front intact). Then I peeled the paper back off starting at the top, lining the vinyl up gently pressing it onto the old mirror with my fingers. There was no bubbling, no creasing, it was like magic! I then peeled off the protective film, used an X-Acto knife to cut a small X over the hole to insert the knobs, and reattached the knobs.I am so thrilled with the results! Highly recommend this product if you've got mirrored furniture in need of repair.

Not the best thing. It is mirrored but you have to get it perfect which is impossible. You can see anything that is on the wall behind it so yiu have to clean the wall perfectly. You only get one chance to get it right.