JonnyBlazeOne$ Member Yesterday at 10:29 PM #1 Need to keep light from leaking out of this window but it needs to look normal from outside. Ideas? Attachments IMG_0194.jpeg 2.4 MB · Views: 3
Gemtree Well-Known Member Yesterday at 10:52 PM #2 Take pictures of the room then make a shadow box with the room pics on it so it looks like the inside but it's not
Take pictures of the room then make a shadow box with the room pics on it so it looks like the inside but it's not
T macc Well-Known Member Yesterday at 11:28 PM #3 I just use a blackout curtain behind the normal shades. I use thumbnails to hang them from the ceiling
I just use a blackout curtain behind the normal shades. I use thumbnails to hang them from the ceiling
JonnyBlazeOne$ Member Today at 7:53 AM #4 T macc said: I just use a blackout curtain behind the normal shades. I use thumbnails to hang them from the ceiling Click to expand... I was going to use a black out curtain but the arched windows at the top u can see the curtain from outside
T macc said: I just use a blackout curtain behind the normal shades. I use thumbnails to hang them from the ceiling Click to expand... I was going to use a black out curtain but the arched windows at the top u can see the curtain from outside
T macc Well-Known Member Today at 8:20 AM #5 Amazon has Arch Shades for that Gemtree said: Take pictures of the room then make a shadow box with the room pics on it so it looks like the inside but it's not Click to expand... I just looked up what a shadow box is. That thing is genius. Pricey, but is the ultimate stealth
Amazon has Arch Shades for that Gemtree said: Take pictures of the room then make a shadow box with the room pics on it so it looks like the inside but it's not Click to expand... I just looked up what a shadow box is. That thing is genius. Pricey, but is the ultimate stealth
Gemtree Well-Known Member Today at 8:56 AM #6 T macc said: Amazon has Arch Shades for that I just looked up what a shadow box is. That thing is genius. Pricey, but is the ult Click to expand... Yeah I was just joking. Not much you can do I use black and white panda film
T macc said: Amazon has Arch Shades for that I just looked up what a shadow box is. That thing is genius. Pricey, but is the ult Click to expand... Yeah I was just joking. Not much you can do I use black and white panda film
T Thurston Well-Known Member Today at 9:37 AM #7 Blackout static cling window film. Cut to fit. https://www.amazon.com/Blackout-Blo...ocphy=9030338&hvtargid=pla-2281435178578&th=1
Blackout static cling window film. Cut to fit. https://www.amazon.com/Blackout-Blo...ocphy=9030338&hvtargid=pla-2281435178578&th=1
hostagecs Well-Known Member Today at 9:39 AM #8 This looks normal right? Attachments 20250711_083737.jpg 1.6 MB · Views: 10
Thundercat Well-Known Member Today at 11:57 AM #9 JonnyBlazeOne$ said: I was going to use a black out curtain but the arched windows at the top u can see the curtain from outside Click to expand... Curtains aren’t suspicious though. So even if you can see the curtains from the outside that would seem totally normal.
JonnyBlazeOne$ said: I was going to use a black out curtain but the arched windows at the top u can see the curtain from outside Click to expand... Curtains aren’t suspicious though. So even if you can see the curtains from the outside that would seem totally normal.
JonnyBlazeOne$ Member 24 minutes ago #10 Thundercat said: Curtains aren’t suspicious though. So even if you can see the curtains from the outside that would seem totally normal. Click to expand... Usually curtains let some light through though I can’t have any light leaking out as the window faces the road
Thundercat said: Curtains aren’t suspicious though. So even if you can see the curtains from the outside that would seem totally normal. Click to expand... Usually curtains let some light through though I can’t have any light leaking out as the window faces the road