Iconikal Spray-On Glass & Window Décor, Ice Crystals, Frosted Glass Spray Paint, 5-Ounce Cans, 4-Pack

This spray is exactly what I was looking for, sprayed on my vases they came out beautiful.

0 stars if I could. The picture above is 2 coats. 1 coat, waiting an hour, 2 coats, waited 3 hours.Followed instructions - surface was clean and dry, spray and item were room temperature, spray can a proper distance, hand moving as a passed over so it wasn’t huge direct sprays and more of a misting.I ended up with a wet surface that had to be wiped down and recleaned. I now have 4 cans of this and absolutely no use.

SO a couple of things I noticed- I did this on a day where the back half of the house was in full sun and the front was in shade. The windows in the back were super hot and the crystals from this started showing instantly and seemed to come out better. So people with poor results on this might try heating up the window with a blow dryer first or something if it's cold out. The front windows still did decent, just took them some time to dry and the crystals to show up.I can say from experience- don't overdo it all at once on a window! If you do then you'll get runs in your crystals and it detracts from them a bit. So lightly spray the window and let it dry for a bit and once it's dry to touch, decide if you need to follow up with another coat.Pro tip, if you want it to look professional then use a piece of cardboard along the edges as you spray or tape all of your window trim with masking tape before spraying this. Especially around darker window frames. If you have white window frames then it probably wouldn't be an issue. I have dark brown aluminum frame windows and the over spray of this looks kinda junky. It does wipe off though so I just have to find time and go out and wipe the edges down for a cleaner look.Overall I'm truly amazed by the frozen window look these created! I did it for privacy and you can't see past it- it looks great! It's very classy looking.

The media could not be loaded. I got this back in October, before any actual product videos or pictures were posted. So, I thought it was going to be white because when there is frost on the grass, it is white. When there’s frost on the window it’s white.I sprayed the inside of the large bay window on the front of my house. I plan on putting some cute window clings inside the rectangle that I applied to the window.The further you stand back, the larger the spray area, the less likely it is to run. Also, the overspray area is quite large. My desired area ended up being about 4 inches wide. The overspray probably covered another 6 inches above it and below it. So, you’re probably better off using a piece of cardboard to prevent it from going where you don’t want it to go, instead of using a piece of tape. The tape probably won’t be wide enough to protect areas that you don’t want the product on.Application is relatively fast and easy. Try not to go overboard, because the more you put on, the more you have to takeoff. There is a smell, but since I was in a large room, it wasn’t overwhelming.

Used this product multiple times, don’t know why but this time the crystals didn’t produce. I cleaned the windows multiple times and still disappointed in the crystals. Don’t waste your money. Found the same thing at Walmart for under $4.

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.This stuff is really neat. It would be a festive addition to windows and mirrors for holiday gatherings and Christmas morning.

This product is simply awful and doesn’t work as advertised, amazon should take it off their products list….I’m completely disappointed and disgusted with this garbage.

This product seems like a great idea. However be warned it’s not as easy as spray on and watch the beauty happen. It is a mess to use and doesn’t look good at all. After doing 2 cans of this stuff on my windows, it just looked really bad. I decided to clean it off….. well hope you really like to clean windows! It takes 4-6 washing to get this mess off. I sure hope I got it off this time. After each washing the haze would return when it was drying. Best way I found to clean it off was hot water with a little dawn dish soap in it. Scrub like crazy with a scrub daddy, squeegee that off and clean with window cleaner a few more times. I still have the back of the house to do but that will have to wait until tomorrow, ay arms are much too tired to do it today.