12" x 12" Acrylic Flexible Mirror Sheets, 12 Pack Self-Adhesive Mirror Tiles, Square Cuttable Wall Stickers, Non-Glass, Safety Reflective for DIY Craft Home Wall Decor

I just wanted to decorate a bit and figured why not try sticking it on a painted glass. The reflection is indeed a bit distorted for other purposes than decorating. I made a golden mirror. I followed the instructions of the spray paint manufacturer to make sure the paint dries properly and finishing requirements. And voila!

Sure wasn’t what I expected! These are NOT acrylic these are like stick on paper!! Just as thin as paper and nothing like a mirror!! Not happy with them at all!

Used this to cover the glass in a cabinet that houses our games. Since this cabinet is in the family room these panels work well to hide the eye sore of these boxes.

Utterly useless. These things are so thin and flexible that unless you have a perfectly smooth wall they will not give a clear reflection. Even on a wooden door the grain in the wood rendered them useless as did the texture on drywall.

Product size is perfect 12in×12in. If you peel off the blue sheet you will notice the image is crystal clear but as soon as it is applied to a surface it takes on the texture of the surface due to being so thin. If product was slightly thicker it may not distort as bad so I reccommend if you purchase this item put on a smooth surface like glass or smooth board etc. Now i ordered the 12 pack which was pretty affordable considering what it is, this item would probably be perfect for cutting on a cricut and making your own designs and stickers. Adhesive seemed to be pretty good as well but only time will tell against the humidity of my bathroom. Product was applied on painted drywall, took on texture of paint. Image is fairly clear right up close otherwise looks distorted like a funhouse. Worked well for our purpose of using a non breakable mirror for our toddlers. Seems like it scratches easily though. Would buy more for projects now that I know how to use.

You get what you pay for. The image is very distorted…but for a cheap addition to my twins’ play room it gets the job done. Definitely wouldn’t count these as “decor”…they are for simple arts and crafts projects if anything.

Purchased this to replace a broken mirror in a curio cabinet, for which the cost of a custom size glass mirror would have been hundreds of dollars. Initially, I was concerned by the lack of clear instructions, and also that the shiny mirror side appeared to be blue rather than silver. However, the blue turned out to be a protective film, and it was quite easy to place and smooth the mirror sheets once I figured out the process. (Which is: 1) remove the yellow backing paper, 2) carefully place the sheet on the surface you wish to cover, making any adjustments before you smooth out the glue on the whole sheet, then 3) remove the blue film from the front. Of course it doesn't look as smoothly reflective as a real glass mirror, but for less than 10% of the cost (and NOT breakable!), it's a darn good substitute. In this case, no one is actually looking for a reflection, just seeing it as an adjust to items displayed within the cabinet. See for yourself.

They are not very good for use of a mirror. They are not in focus so you can’t use them except for decor.