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  1. Hi I am a predominantly a large format graphic installer by trade, and I am looking to move on to having my own small business where I tint residential windows. I am able to install the tint and have been doing so for other companies on commercial jobs sporadically for around 5 years, but there are large gaps in my knowledge when it comes to what tints are suitable for what types of glass. My business plan was originally was that I would take calls, get measurements over the phone or by email, give a quote in Silver 20 (as I thought that was suitable for everything), and they would either have it or not. I wouldn't offer tints with a higher solar absorption that because I didn't want the risk of the glass breaking due to thermal stress. Now I'm a bit more knowledgeable about what I can and can't offer I will approach this differently. I would still take the calls, but I would offer come out and do my own survey, measure up, and do my own glass analysis. I am open to spending the money on a glass analysis kit, and I've done some research, but I'd to learn a little bit more. After my survey I'd offer what films are suitable. However, throughout my research on what is and is not suitable, I have not been able to find a great deal of definitive info, and I’m left with a lot that I am still unsure about. If any of you would be able to answer any of my questions, or point me in a direction where I could find my own information, I would really appreciate it. Also, if I am asking the wrong kinds of questions then I am open to suggestion. For info, I am based in the UK, where we have a mostly moderate climate. Here are my questions: 1. Can I tint toughened glass? a. If so, what is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable b. If so, does single/double pane matter? 2. Can I tint tempered glass? a. If so, what is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable b. If so, does single/double pane matter? 3. Can I tint laminated glass? a. If so, what is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable b. If so, does single/double pane matter? 4. Can I tint safety glass? a. If so, what is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable b. If so, does single/double pane matter? 5. Can I tint glass with a low-e coating? a. If so, what is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable b. If so, does single/double pane matter? 6. Is there a maximum or minimum thickness of glass that I can tint? 7. What is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable for glass that has a blind behind it, and is that governed by what type of glass? 8. What is the range of solar absorption of window tints that is suitable for glass which that is partially shaded, and is that governed by what type of glass? Many thanks in advance for help that anyone is able to offer.
  2. Do you need an installer with over 25 years experience and versatile enough to tint windows, install paint protection film or graphics and wraps with top quality workmanship? Contact me, I am in the Charlotte, NC area. rob.porter@icloud.com Rob Porter
  3. Keystone Window Film (Formerly Solar Screen Company, LLC) is a family owned and operated company serving Western PA since 1959 that is growing rapidly - and we are looking to expand our team. We specialize in automotive, residential, and commercial window film installation. Looking for an experienced window tint professional to add to our automotive mobile tinting business. Come and grow with our business! Earning potential has the ability to increase dramatically based upon experience and work ethic. Valid drivers license Minimum of 5 years experience preferred but not a deal breaker Must be able to hand cut and do one piece back window film installations (will have access to a plotter but hand cutting is necessary) Reliable, trustworthy, able to multi-task Customer service skills We are willing to help with re-location costs for those seriously interested in making a fresh start in western PA.... Come and enjoy some of the lowest cost of living in the state and award winning school districts! Serious inquiries only: JGtinting@gmail.com / 412-607-0411
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