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[micro-edge]

I agree with vclimber, I would use a 35%. Just use baby shampoo in your bottle, you don't need that other stuff.

[Guest RCOOTE]

Does the DUAL REFELCTION help with the GLARE? or is it just the darker VLT?

[Guest vclimber]

Does the DUAL REFELCTION help with the GLARE? or is it just the darker VLT?

It is less reflective on the interior than the exterior side of the film. Looks nice.

[Guest RCOOTE]

Yeah the DR 35 is 19 ext and 13 int. So is it harder to see out of the window too?

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

imo the darker films on a house give the feeling of an overcast day

[Guest RCOOTE]

good point. I'm going to squeege up my samples on the window when I get home..

[Guest vclimber]

good point. I'm going to squeege up my samples on the window when I get home..

Good idea

[Guest VOLTRON]

I would also go with the DR35, it is a light enough film that it wont make it too dark and it has good tser aswell and looks very nice.

[Guest darkdan]

50% doesn't do diddly for glare IMO.

My house is done in silver 50% and 20%. The 20% was needed for maximum heat rejection in the living room and glare reduction. 20% still isn't enough. As the sun is setting (it faces due west) you still need to close the shades.

But it's much better now.

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

50% doesn't do diddly for glare IMO.

My house is done in silver 50% and 20%. The 20% was needed for maximum heat rejection in the living room and glare reduction. 20% still isn't enough. As the sun is setting (it faces due west) you still need to close the shades.

But it's much better now.

I have the silver 20 in my theater room, Dan is right, I f I were to redo it, I would go n1050 ,