"Day and night time privacy" and still being allowed to see ou

[BrianErrol]

How many times have you had a customer ask you for a film to be applied to his windows,

that offers "day and night time privacy" and still allows one to see out?

 

From our years of experience we have never had the answer and have always refused the business. 

 

However, the Klingshield Research and Development Department came up with the answer and we have had lots of success.

As a result, we have now opened a new market for ourselves.

 

Here's the trick:

 

Apply a Vinyl Sandblast Film on the inside of the window.

Then, apply a Clear Safety on top of the Sandblast Film.

 

This will still give you privacy from the outside "day and night", however from the inside you will be able to see through it.

 

Please try this and see if it works for you.

Your comments will be very much appreciated.

 

Regards

Brian Errol

 

General Manager Klingshield's Digital Marketing Department

 

[Ryker]

how about some pictures of this application?

[Big Owl]

How many times have you had a customer ask you for a film to be applied to his windows,

that offers "day and night time privacy" and still allows one to see out?

 

From our years of experience we have never had the answer and have always refused the business. 

 

However, the Klingshield Research and Development Department came up with the answer and we have had lots of success.

As a result, we have now opened a new market for ourselves.

 

Here's the trick:

 

Apply a Vinyl Sandblast Film on the inside of the window.

Then, apply a Clear Safety on top of the Sandblast Film.

 

This will still give you privacy from the outside "day and night", however from the inside you will be able to see through it.

 

Please try this and see if it works for you.

Your comments will be very much appreciated.

 

Regards

Brian Errol

 

General Manager Klingshield's Digital Marketing Department

 That trick was discovered years ago.

 

However you need to clarify a little more....

It's no different to any other one way application.

At night it works in reverse if the lighting inside is stronger than outside.