GTint

Hey guys it’s been a while and g’day. 

Im pretty proud of this overlaninated one way I put up with the help of a friend to my building. 

Bit of a love job for my clients in my free time.

40 hard hats with their logos I cut out of vinyl on my GX640 & put on today.

Something a bit different and I don't do much of it.

3M Dinoc PS959 applied to this ugly brown desk top.

Maintenance pulled it apart before I could snap a shot of it but you'll understand it.

Client absolutely loved the result.

Little bit of striping and replacing today.

30 panels on 1st level and 3 on 2nd.

An insurance job which no one knew how to do and was too hard.

I'd never driven a Boom before either. Lolimage.jpg

 

What happened to the film that it needed to be replaced ,,,,?

A high rise was getting built over the road and splashed concrete slurry.

The owner of one of the apartments complained for a year or so.

Insurance came to the party and accepted my quote because no one else wanted to do it.

Little bit of striping and replacing today.

30 panels on 1st level and 3 on 2nd.

An insurance job which no one knew how to do and was too hard.

I'd never driven a Boom before either. Lol

Llumar DR15.

 

Before.

 

 

After.

 

 

 

My all time favourite

Here it's called NS10 if I'm not wrong?

Best black film IMO.image.jpg

 

Different film.

DR being dual reflective I'm guessing?

Which one is it Mike? Many years ago I think I saw inside the core "D..." something.

Llumar DR15.

 

Before.

 

 

After.

 

 

 

Here it's called NS10 if I'm not wrong?

Best black film IMO.

That's why you're flat out mate!

186m2 or 2002 ft2 of frost.

3 days and I'm

I love these jobs!

Little bit of 3M Dinoc MW-777 Metallic Wood applied to a glass table top for one of my biggest clients.

The glass is a matte black and got scratched and marked over 12 months ago.

I already applied another Dinoc pattern and that got scratched up so they asked if I could do it again.

Little job which will be ongoing every 12 or so months

Haha.

Daz, this is when architects/interior designers think they know it all.

The big boardroom has 3.6m total drops and the opaquest (is that a word?) to be centred.

Then match the smaller office panes the same.

They also didn't figure the lighting conditions.

It's the reverse effect and giving you block out from within instead of the other way around.

Like the perforated stuff everyone tries to sell off as one way. Lol.

Not my problem

^^^ good work 35. Keep it up!

Here is a 3M optically clear film, UV printed with a gradation affect.

I love COMMERCIAL work!!!

Fish tank in one way vision

Hydroponics cabinet in Ecolux 70

Wraped a toilet seat in UV printed diarrhoea image

Sorry my camera was out of charge so can't post pics

Wow, you did well with the curve in the back window, Gtint. Tinted a Honda CRV today, the back window was a pain with gas strut mounts, heater bar mounts and wires over the glass.

Even your CRV with all that crap in the way.

I wet shrink any challenging rear of this nature.

I have more control that way rather then a dry shrink.

Thank god for heat shrinking hey Daz.

I pulled the whole rear apart. Wasn't too bad.

When was the last time anyone tinted one of these?

1990 Honda Prelude. Strip and replace.