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Suncs
what is a good solution for an office that wants to black out the procedure room but have dual pane windows?
TINT
any sun exposure?
Suncs
defenite and Arizona sun to make it worst
TomTint
Silver opaque , White out, Bronz Matt
Suncs
thats what i was thinking but they want to block the sun out completely
Booms2Go
Sherwin-Williams? blink.gif
Suncs
thats a good one grinning_and_saying_no.gif
Booms2Go
Build a frame inside the existing window...put single pane glass in it....apply black vinyl or black opaque.... thumb.gif
ZergRush
An opaque white film would work, or an opaque black film on the inside and a high TSER/reflective outside weatherable film on the outside is also safe.
TomTint
We did a store front about a month ago, they built a wall 3 inches away from the glass inside the space and wanted us to film it so they would not see the steel studs. HMMMM. Im thin but not that thin. We ended up using duranodic vinyl on the exterior to match the allm frames. It was on I.G. and looks real nice
TTS
Maybe you can do blackout or black vinyl on the outside (exterior mount) ??

Will not last too incredibly long.. but will keep the heat on the outside pane..... dunno.gif
Suncs
will that work?
i know its not the best idea but if it works screw it ill do it
TINT
you can install "white out" they do sell films like that.
mikeMN
Install a white block out it is a vinyl that is white on the adhesive side and matte black on the other side. twocents.gif
tint star
frost-i use to use it all the time.
Suncs
thanks for the input
TTS
QUOTE (mikeMN @ Aug 4 2009, 05:48 PM) [*]707837[/*]
Install a white block out it is a vinyl that is white on the adhesive side and matte black on the other side. twocents.gif



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TINT
QUOTE (tint star @ Aug 4 2009, 07:06 PM) [*]707848[/*]
frost-i use to use it all the time.

he wants to block light, frost will make it bright. white out is like black out except white Flaugh.gif






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