Limo tint on thermo panes

DOOTINT · September 8, 2015

It was very hot up there when installing few yrs ago,,,they were double laminated so they didn't break,I did them for another tint guy

Bronze mirror 15 was in the spec,,but whoever wanted black and signed a waiver

DOOTINT · September 8, 2015

On the 30+ year old glass was weld splatter,paint,concrete,rust stains and bird poop and some racoon footprints here and there and lots of bug poop

Then there was some/a lot of I beams and angle iron in the way but good to hang on to not test the harness

Almost every day the sun was there for well over 120* to dry the solution off and sticky non dry adhesive tint also sucked for that,,drank a gallon of water before noon?

Then had to wear a hard hat,pants,boots and a harness and learn how to use the jlg electric crane,,some I could get with a scizzer lift

TintDude · September 8, 2015

That's crazy. Not sure I'd have gone along with that. The customer isn't always right when it comes to this. I hope it works out. :thumb

WearTheFoxHat · September 8, 2015

Original post read to me that the job was done a few years ago.

I wonder how that laminated and possibly over size glass is doing now....

TintDude · September 8, 2015

Original post read to me that the job was done a few years ago.

Thanks, I was referring to this:

"but whoever wanted black and signed a waiver"

DOOTINT · September 8, 2015

Original post read to me that the job was done a few years ago.

I wonder how that laminated and possibly over size glass is doing now....

Can't see any cracks from down at street level?lol,,,,also could not safely get to the 5/10 back top windows inside and slammed it on the outside of the glass/crane and only lost 2 big patterns(50"+120"?) from wind/oops no helper in the crane bucket

The construction company should have let him tint the windows before they built a structure inside,,then about all could have been done with a scisser lift

You are from Canada eh? See the Skylon tower in the one pic?