white frost film

[Guest CBart141]

customer wanted white frost on french door panels but did not like seeing the cut lines when trimmed. any ideas you have used to cover like caulking:drevil

[Cuttingedge]

You can always tell them to go buy new french doors with the glass already frosted for about 200-300 dollars. Otherwise they will never be satisfied with your results.

[Guest vclimber]

Try to caulk it. Better do a good job or they will want you to remove it all and that won't be fun.

[Devil with bad attitude]

Sellys "no more gaps" in white but you probably won't have it in the USA.

Devil

[Roach]

I guess these aren't the type that you can remove and do the glass as 1 piece?

[TintWizard]

I guess these aren't the type that you can remove and do the glass as 1 piece?

I was going to ask that..sometimes the obvious can be overlooked

[Guest CBart141]

you are right but she wanted some panels left clear for visibility and it was quoted cheap just checking things out for the future

[Roach]

If I understand you correctly, some of the squares she wanted to leave w/o the white frost?

If that's the case, what I would do is tint the whole door as one piece and then cut out the squares she wants removed. Much better, IMO, that way then the other way around.

[TintWizard]

If it WAS 1 window that had the sections in it ,then to this

If I understand you correctly, some of the squares she wanted to leave w/o the white frost?

If that's the case, what I would do is tint the whole door as one piece and then cut out the squares she wants removed. Much better, IMO, that way then the other way around.