got my first flat glass job!

two 49"x42" windows on a store front. Customer picked SG Architectural
SS 20.

i have only done one flat glass job, but it was at tint school and i
had someone to look over my shoulder and tell me when i was
messing up and what to do next.

Any words of advice?

take your time and you'll do fine Oh and try not to p1ss off the tint gods

Exactly, take your time, make sure you leave the place clean when finished.

Do the show and tell walk through when done. That is the most important part.

With silver, make sure the corners are very clean.

As far asa the tint gods, a minute of meditation prior to installing will please them.
:booga

SS20? Hope they aren't thermal pane. If it's Stainless steel 20, that'll put alot of stess on just about any glass.

that's exactly what I was thinking OT...check the absorptance on the film. We never install anything on a thermal pane if it's 50% or more.

Exactly...

well Shiot if I had known thats all you gotta do I wouldn't have had to sacrafice all those live chickens!!! not as messy either

i havent got a clue whether its thermal pane or not my boss bid the job - haven't even seen it!

thanks for all the advice ya'll!!

update - i'm taking the advice and suggesting silver 20 instead. and i called my distributor and got a film to glass app. chart and other info so i'll know better next time