Are different versions of one way mirror film available? Many window films can produce a one way mirror effect. As a general rule, the darker and more reflective the film, the stronger the one way mirror effect will be, and the lower the lighting difference you will need before it Read more…
Did you know that the tinted strip at the top edge of a vehicle’s windshield is referred to in the industry as an ‘eyebrow’? For many people, the eyebrow of their windshield is something that has always been there, but has rarely, if ever even been noticed! Read on to Read more…
In Louisiana, non-reflective tint is allowed above the manufacturer’s AS-1 line or top 5 inches on the windshield It makes sense, it is the largest window on most cars and lets in the most heat. Tinting your front windshield can protect your dash, protect you from the sun and reduce your chances for skin Read more…
If you’re looking for tint exemption rules in Louisiana, refer to this page. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has confirmed to the International Window Film Association that window tinting is permitted on commercial motor vehicles. In a Sept. 26 letter to FMCSA, IWFA said “historically, the enforcement community and Read more…
Using a hairdryer is an inexpensive and quick way to heat and remove window tint from window panes, especially when it starts damaging. You can also use a heat gun if you have any. The disadvantage of this method is that it can be a bit messy. How to remove Read more…
Solar Control®’s Ceramic window film is a type of tinting film that can be applied to any kind of window. Unlike other films, it is not made of metal, nor is the film dyed to be a darker shade. This means that this film is both non-metal and does not Read more…
It can take as along as 3 weeks for all bubbles to disappear especially if you do not park the car under the hot sun. If you do park under the hot sun, it should go away after a few days provided the bubbles are not due to poor installation Read more…
Window Film Curing Keep in mind that tinted window films take several days to completely cure. Moisture that remains between the window film and the glass after installation can cause a hazy, streaky, or blotchy appearance. After this moisture has evaporated, your tinted windows should have excellent clarity. During the Read more…
Your home will be inevitably subjected to increased effects of solar radiation if it is constantly exposed to sunlight. This natural phenomenon is traditionally known as the greenhouse effect, which is the build-up of heat caused by trapped solar rays that enter your space. If you do not want to Read more…
When it comes to cleaning transparent or tinted windows, the products and techniques you use make a big difference. Cleaning them right the first time will help eliminate the hassle of additional work. To ensure your next project is a success, here are three mistakes to avoid. 1. Use Overly-Harsh Cleaners Popularly Read more…