10 Pieces Self Adhesive Acrylic Mirror Tiles, 6 x 9 x 0.04 Inch

The media could not be loaded. I read the reviews and knew what I was getting into. The mirrors have been said to be funky and not necessarily flat (perhaps dependent upon the wall?…) which is why I left the film on top. All of mine did come with chipped corners in which case they provided me with replacements when I asked. still the second set came with chipped corners (less this time) but I just hid them were they are not noticeable. Pretty east to cut w/ an exact o knife or scissors (just know it is partial glass so it cracks around the cutting edges if you’re not careful- better with multiple runs of the knife) & easy peel stick install.I installed behind the cover plates and other kitchen edging (perfect height for under my cabinets). The reflection also makes the kitchen look slightly bigger & I also thought with the film on them they matched my stainless steel appliances nicely!…. Until I get bored with it and want to try the fun mirrors out. Lol

Got them on time. The adhesion on the back did NOT hold to my painted walls, like they advertised. Had to put Gorilla tape on there to get them to stick to the wall, so at least they stick to the back of the tape... I intended these to serve as an actual mirror. Not-Fun fact: they make it look like I'm in a funhouse. It honestly gives me a headache if I look at them too long. I tried to press them all over for awhile, thinking I had put them on wrong - nope. Fully pressed, flat against the wall: tons of bumps and curves and funky swerves, and I can't get them out.I'm holding on to them because I'm in a basement apartment with low ceilings and any kind mirror aids in making it seem taller so I mean at least they have SOME use. But these mirrors are nothing like what I expected..

These worked well for me. I put them on my master closet shoe cabinet doors and they are better than I expected. They were easy to install, have a good mirror image, and could be cut. The tile edges are very clean and don’t need to be covered with trim, etc., and they are very light weight. Of the 40 tiles I installed, four of them have a “fun house”/warped reflection and I have ordered another set to replace those four and to have a few extras. I think the price is very reasonable and the size of the tiles make them useful for a variety of applications. The doors on my shoe closets are very smooth and I do think that is essential for this particular type of tile. The adhesive is strong, but I was able to remove and reposition - carefully - with pretty good success. Bumps or raised markings on your surface under the tile will definitely cause a distortion in the mirror image....it doesn’t take much. Overall, I am very happy with this economical solution.

Is the reflection Mirror-quality? No. BUT it is perfectly acceptable. I do my makeup, check outfits, pop pimples, etc. just fine.I like these sticker mirrors because they help multiply the sunlight in my room. They are made from a durable plastic with adhesive on one side and a reflective (plastic) mirror on the other side which arrives with a protective plastic film.They can easily be cut in straight lines using a sharp razor. Just score several times, then snap at the score line.Not every scored break was perfect for me, but each was at least tolerable. I’ve posted a picture of my worst cut tile. You can see it isn’t a perfect line, but it is tolerable. No one but me would notice.People often ask if they can be used outdoors. Yes, however, like any piece of plexiglass outdoors, over the course of years they will eventually weather. They aren’t glass. But the good news is—they aren’t glass. ;)

These are fine if you don't care about the fact that:1. They aren't perfectly cut, meaning they won't align exactly if you intend to put them close together in order to make a larger mirror.2. Easy to scratch, like even wiping them with anything other than a clean fiber cloth with scratch it all up.3. Aren't perfectly flat, so your mirrored image will be slightly distorted.4. Very easy to break.5. Kind of costly considering these are just thin plastic and paper, and there are so many other option out there of the same product. So look around on getting the best price per square footage or whatever.The pros:1. Great for kids. They are easy to cut into shapes and apply to surfaces. The sticky back side has just enough stickiness to be able to reapply it a few times if you didn't get it right the first time.2. Good for projects where you want to have 100% reflectivity without having the need for the mirrors to look perfect. I used them in my hydoponics project to maximize my lighting.

The media could not be loaded. I bought two packs of these (20 5"x9" sheets) from which to cut triangles to decorate a blazer to achieve a broken-mirror/disco-ball effect (this ended up being just enough to cover an entire M/L jacket). They are made from a thin plastic material and the mirror image on them is surprisingly good. They ship with a protective coating on the mirror side which needs to be removed. The material cut relatively easily, but the edges tended to crack a bit from the pressure of the scissors. I was prepared to hot-glue them to the blazer but the adhesive worked well enough on its own (I wore the costume throughout the day and the only pieces that fell off did so because of how I applied them to the bendy areas like the elbows). Overall, I can highly recommend this product for similar crafting purposes.

Agree with the other reviews - would be fine for a craft, definitely not a mirror. I would be surprised if the pictures in the description were real and not photoshopped. I ordered two packs and only 7/20 mirror pieces are usable because of the warping and nicks in the rest. Giving a generous two stars because at least the reflections that work look nice. Go for a different company if you want to do something like this.