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A stick-on light shade for selectively reducing the transmission of light through a selected portion of a window is disclosed. The light shade comprises a flexible polymeric film being substantially homogeneously tinted to uniformly reduce the transmission of light therethrough. The light shade also

A stick-on light shade for selectively reducing the transmission of light through a selected portion of a window is disclosed. The light shade comprises a flexible polymeric film being substantially homogeneously tinted to uniformly reduce the transmission of light therethrough. The light shade also includes a mechanism for temporarily and releasably adhering the light shade to a selected portion of the window. In use, the light shade may be easily pressed onto a selected portion of a window to reduce transmission of light from sources such as the sun, snow glare, headlights, etc. The adhering mechanism may take the form of a suitable adhesive disposed on the flexible film or static adhesion characteristics of the flexible film itself. In one embodiment, the light shades are provided in a pad having a plurality of individual light shades.

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[ I claim:] [1.] A pad of stick-on light shades for each being temporarily and releasably adhered to a window, the window having a height and width, to reduce light transmission through a selected portion of the window, said pad comprising:a plurality of sheets of substantially non-opaque flexible p

[ I claim:] [1.] A pad of stick-on light shades for each being temporarily and releasably adhered to a window, the window having a height and width, to reduce light transmission through a selected portion of the window, said pad comprising:a plurality of sheets of substantially non-opaque flexible polymeric film successively stacked together to form said pad;each of said successive sheets having a top surface, a bottom surface, a peripheral edge, and a height and width;each of said sheets including tinting means for uniformly reducing transmission of light through each of said sheets; andstick on means interposed between each of said successive sheets for temporarily and releasably adhering said successive sheets, once removed from said pad, to a selected portion of the window.