just cut a piece of bubble wrap to the size of your window and place the bubble side toward the glass. The person in the above post sprayed it with water, which caused it to stick to the window.

Even though this window, estimated to be over 100 years old, was displayed in ... said Wynne. “The bubbles were able to be removed from glass manufacturing about 1910,” he said. “ ...

He called it McCarthy’s Old Mill Pub. At the front door off Water Street, McCarthy installed a colorful, stained glass window with the name of the establishment spelled out in glass. Fast ...