Frosted Glass

[Guest Tint Masters]

I have a few panes that are frosted in a Bathroom I need to put something on. The problem is keeping the glass clean on the frosted side. Any one have an idea?

[Guest Olfablade]

If it is textured on the inside, you can't do it

[Guest Tint Masters]

Someone

[Tinitman]

Olfa is right, glass has to be smooth

[Guest metint]

If you really want it tinted, you can tint the smooth side, inside or out. Outside it will no last as long, but hey you're a tinter, right?

Or have the glass removed and spun around so the smooth is on the inside.

[Guest Tint Masters]

This is for a customer and I hope I would not have to redo it soon.I put a sample 2-mil clear and you could see the other side :inot

Turning the panes would be just that, A pane! A lot of doors :inot

Still they want something to protect or cover the frosted side.

Here a pic.............

[Guest Tint Masters]

No one?

[Guest metint]

Didn't understand the post... except the part about turning pains!

[Guest Tint Masters]

Ok. This is the door for the bathroom, and the frosted side is on the bathroom side.

When thier guest use hair spray, deoderant, etc.. the glass gets sprayed also.

The big problem is cleaning the frosted side. They want somethig to protect or cover the frosted side. I put a sample of 2 mil clear and you can see through the glass

hope that explains it better, Thanks

[Guest metint]

Ok. This is the door for the bathroom, and the frosted side is on the bathroom side.

When thier guest use hair spray, deoderant, etc.. the glass gets sprayed also.

The big problem is cleaning the frosted side. They want somethig to protect or cover the frosted side. I put a sample of 2 mil clear and you can see through the glass

hope that explains it better, Thanks

Sure does...

Isn't that amazing? I saw this a few years back and cannot for the life of me remember what the explanation was on why it occurs(neutralizing the privacy of obsure glass).

I'll make a note to ask again when back at work.