white frost

Tinitman · January 12, 2006

3M yamato?
but you can see shadows, just not objects.

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you will always see shadows as long as you have semi-transparent material on the window. Solid white is the olny way to go if it has to be white with no shadowing...

[*]359962

Exactly

Need either black-out or white-out to hide studs

TINT · January 12, 2006

What would you would have used genious??

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3m dusted crystal

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expensive as fock, last contractor I tried selling it to when nutz :thumb

just put white out over it and see what happens

January 12, 2006

Madico used to make a Bronze prviacy film. It looked good and you didn't have to worry about heat absorption like you do with blackout.

Not sure if they still make it though. :thumb

Devil with bad attitude · January 12, 2006

Madico used to make a Bronze prviacy film. It looked good and you didn't have to worry about heat absorption like you do with blackout.
Not sure if they still make it though.

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It's still around Ready but even that will show studs close to the glass. Whiteout would have been the best choice IMO.

Devil

January 12, 2006

Madico used to make a Bronze prviacy film. It looked good and you didn't have to worry about heat absorption like you do with blackout.
Not sure if they still make it though.? :inot

[*]360078

It's still around Ready but even that will show studs close to the glass. Whiteout would have been the best choice IMO.

Devil

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:thumb put it over the top prob solved :thumb

Oz.......... :inot

cooltinter · January 13, 2006

Just did this today. Frosted Bronze PS2 Lu Lu 60" just like White Frost PS2, but a little darker.

cooltinter · January 13, 2006

Just did this today. Frosted Bronze PS2 Lu Lu 60" just like White Frost PS2, but a little darker.

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January 13, 2006

That wouldn't have gone with the decor but I think you can still see shadows..

January 13, 2006

Yes you can still see shadows with Bronze Matte

LEO'n'DARTZ · January 13, 2006

This has happened twice to me lately.Contractor wants white frost, not opaque ,to hide a buildout next to the windows.If its a wall that blocks all the light then you can't see the studs etc.But if it's a freezer that's stainless steel and right next to the window you can sort of see it.Now we have to layer it with something,but what?? They like the light but don't want opaque.Should we put another layer on all the windows.I don't think it will pass with just doing two of the eight windows, as the two will look different.So we have frost..nrmps2 ..what shall we add? Heat is not an issue and didn't notice if its tempered. Thanks

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Using any tinted film first and secondly - matte You will got very interesting effect. Try to use 50% film and matte. Installing reflective silver and matte You will got mirror. Also idea - to use DECOLITE or DECOGARD films, IMHO...