Tips needed

[GLASSPROTECT]

Thanks for the useless info

[micro-edge]

Have them hire a glass company to take them down, tint them, and they can put it back up.....

That would be the easiest and cleanest way to do it but probably not cost effective to the customer. It's going to be a tough one from the looks of the pictures, make sure you charge them good.

[tintme69]

If they are all identical, waiste one piece of film and hand cut a pattern, then go back to the shop and pre-cut your film; once again making a relief cut as mentioned, but this time you will have perfect circles.

[GLASSPROTECT]

It's a roof of an entrance of a building taking the glass out is

not an option !!

Even precutting is not good anough because you still have to make a slice to all 8 sides of the attachment systems ???

I 've seen a install from the competition who justy installed rectangulars

sheets and looked ok to me.

[GLASSPROTECT]

My luck!!!!

There all different sizes.

I probably go for option nr 2

Find another installer for this job !!!!!!

[GLASSPROTECT]

Here's the pic from the competition who installed the squares.

[micro-edge]

That looks like to me. Couldn't that cause thermal stress or glass breakage with that much of each glass untinted?

[GLASSPROTECT]

Not that I know of.

It's "toughened" glass (don't know the english name)

Any glass above your head must be this glass .

You can install any film on this kind of glass.

[Guest tintman AZ]

I guess I couldn't blame anybody for doing it. I'd probably charge extra and do it right. If I did it like that, I sure couldn't take anybody by there to show off my work. JMO

[tintme69]

I'd have to agree. I dont' think you'd ever see the 4 lines to get the film around the circles as long as you had nice clean cut out circles. The squares look o.k., and would be easier, but doesn't look as good. IMOA

Besides, if they were ok with the squares, wouldn't they have just called your competition back?