One way

[southcentraltinting]

I have a customer who wants a one way mirror effect, but there is equal light on both sides of the glass....any suggestions?

[TintDude]

Silver film, then a dark non reflective film on top of that on the side you want privacy.

It's not 100% but it's about the best you can do.

[southcentraltinting]

I was going to get some EWF silver 15 and throw some 5% on that....kind of what you are talking about? They dont care if it is not a true one way, just dont want the guys in the gym to have some privacy.

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

I was going to get some EWF silver 15 and throw some 5% on that....kind of what you are talking about? They dont care if it is not a true one way, just dont want the guys in the gym to have some privacy.

That would do the job

[southcentraltinting]

got it on the way!

[TintDude]

yep

[southcentraltinting]

excellent now I can sample some EWF

[DenMcM]

There is TrueView 5% (Solar Gard) ... RN07 (Llumar) and of course my favorite Optitune 5% (HanitaTek) ... all three of these are very reflective exterior and low reflective gray interior

[Fiveofeen]

Great options D

The benefit to a dual reflective film is you will use half the labor and half the film to achieve the same if not better desired effect and keep a film warranty on the install. Double stacked films voids the warranty.

[mountainman]

Silver film, then a dark non reflective film on top of that on the side you want privacy.

It's not 100% but it's about the best you can do.