Window partly tinted in white frost - safe?

[H.G.]

just do it. there is more of a temp. variance on glass that has partial shading in some areas

than you would get with the frost.

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

at least its frost your using I did a huge store front window with the bottom 40" in blackout and the top 56" in a reflective bronze film. It looked really great when we did it but I came back to take a picture a few days later and couldnt find the building I knew I was in the right area and would for sure recognize a big gold N' black window but it was gone...replaced by a big piece of particle board im not sure if it cracked because of the blackout or what but he never called and I never asked

[Guest Boo]

Have a window that is a circle... about 30" x 30". Grid in between panes. Customer wants the bottom half tinted in white frost. Faces east. 25% absorp rate.

Anyone see any problems??

It's funny... years ago when I was working for a company we tinted this store front... DL15 gray... but only the top 2-3 feet. Rest of the window was normal. I drive by it all the time.. glass hasn't ever cracked that I know of...

We hang it all the time in hot FL with no problems.... hell other films have more issues

I've done 1/2 blackout on windows... 1/2 white frost, facing west and east... no issues.

[Guest expertint]

I have a store right now that wants partial blackout on large windows 134x95. Facing west turned him down..Non tempered glass. Don't want the risk

[Slick]

I have a store right now that wants partial blackout on large windows 134x95. Facing west turned him down..Non tempered glass. Don't want the risk

I guess not!!!

[hoosierwindowtek]

I wouldn't touch that one.

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

I have a store right now that wants partial blackout on large windows 134x95. Facing west turned him down..Non tempered glass. Don't want the risk

good call ditching that one man