very cold install

[davlisgen]

I have to install 4mil security film on all the glass sufaces inside a seafood warehouse. It is 32-34 degrees at all times. I'm concerned that the moisture between the film and the glass will freeze or never evaporate. will the film even stick? I was thinking of using an alcohol in my slip solution. It has been done at other locations, from what I've been told. Anyone here familiar with this? Also, I need some gloves I can install with in the cold. It took ten minutes to warm up my hands after just measuring the job. Any recommendations?

[TomTint]

It is going to take month of forevers to dry.

[RockyDaz]

Is one side of the glass more suitable for tinting than the other?

I wouldnt use gloves, you need the dexterity, but maybe keep a bucket of hot water beside you to keep dipping into

[808 TINT]

That sucks...

[davlisgen]

Is one side of the glass more suitable for tinting than the other?

I wouldnt use gloves, you need the dexterity, but maybe keep a bucket of hot water beside you to keep dipping into

They are offices inside the warehouse, and I have to do both sides. Good idea about the hot water for the hands.

[TINTZEUS]

harsh...try to get some pics of this job!

[RockyDaz]

harsh...try to get some pics of this job!

Yep, gonna be one for the scrap book.

I love these jobs ... years later

[kats2112]

There are hunting gloves with the thumb and 2 fingers cut about the first knuckle. Easy

to find and pretty cheap.

Or you can cut some yourself. I have some DeWalt work gloves I did it to.

You'll be glad you did!

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

I hope your charging accordingly for this extreme temp tinting. I have tinted with gloves in the past for exterior winter tinting and got the hang of it quickly.

[Tintguy1980]

Ask if they can raise the temp to 36-40 for a couple weeks and squeegee the pizz out of it.