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November 3, 2006 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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Posted November 3, 2006

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Posted November 3, 2006

job, has already tinted with silver 20%, glass is tempered, customer wants us to install ng20 on the exterior of the glass to cut down glare, interior cant be done to much crap to move around..

should be safe? :spit

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Posted November 3, 2006

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Posted November 3, 2006

IG unit?

If so, should be safe... But why NG20? Stuff is gonna get ugly in a few years. :spit

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Posted November 3, 2006

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job, has already tinted with silver 20%, glass is tempered, customer wants us to install ng20 on the exterior of the glass to cut down glare, interior cant be done to much crap to move around..
should be safe?

safe. Still always best to let customer know the downsides. :beer

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Posted November 3, 2006

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Posted November 3, 2006

what do you mean gonna look ugly in a few years, that sh|t is ugly and purple right out of the box.

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TINT

Posted November 3, 2006

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Posted November 3, 2006

what do you mean gonna look ugly in a few years, that sh|t is ugly and purple right out of the box.

:drool

they called and asked for that and keep insisting

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Posted November 4, 2006

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Posted November 4, 2006

well if that is what they want then by all means sell it to them, it should be ok for the installation but there is no warranty on it.

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Posted November 5, 2006

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Posted November 5, 2006

well if that is what they want then by all means sell it to them, it should be ok for the installation but there is no warranty on it.

no warranty indeed. :inot

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Posted November 6, 2006

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Posted November 6, 2006

no warranty indeed.

Why no warranty for exterior application :finger:

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Posted November 6, 2006

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Posted November 6, 2006

Why no warranty for exterior application

Because the film is made to go on the inside of the glass. Can't warranty it for something it is not made to do.

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Posted November 7, 2006

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Because the film is made to go on the inside of the glass. Can't warranty it for something it is not made to do.

Good reason. But why not use a 20% grey exterior with a manufacturer's warranty :rollin

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