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Question Index:
| Q. What Is Window Film?
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A. Window film products are transparent layers of high quality polyester which are laminated and coated using special adhesives, ultraviolet inhibitors and protective scratch resistant coatings. Select concentrations of metal (or carbon) particles are sputter coated onto sheets of polyester, allowing for varying degrees of color and solar energy rejection performance capability. The result is quality window film.
Window films are applied to the inside surface of glass and are available in clear, tinted, reflective and an array of decorative patterns.
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| Q. Is Window Film hard to clean and maintain?
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| A. Window films are virtually maintenance-free. Cleaning is easy -- a soft clean cloth and soapy water or ammonia-free household glass cleaners are all you need to keep your windows sparkling clean.
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| Q. What is security film?
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| A. Thick security films will hold glass together when shattered keeping a layer of protection between your property and the assailant. Tommy's can recommend and install many thicknesses of security film.
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| Q. How long will these films last?
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| A. Window films, composed of the most advanced polymers, is extremely durable and is backed by a manufacturer's warranty for at least 7 years. Our films are guaranteed for as long as you own your home or auto.
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| Q. Is professionally installed film expensive?
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| A. No. The average installation costs less than most other window treatments. Actually, your investment in window film will return dividends in the form of reduced air conditioning and heating costs, and protection against costly fading.
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| Q. Can window films really protect my furniture?
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| A. Yes. window film screens out up to 99% of damaging ultraviolet rays to help protect your fabrics, furniture, rugs and art.
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| Q. How do I clean my windows to ensure it lasts as long as possible?
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| A. We recommend a non-ammonia cleaner and a soft cloth, such as a baby diaper or T-shirt. You can use vinegar and water (1 part vinegar to 10 parts water), or Windex with vinegar available at any store. Be sure to read the label that it does not contain ammonia. If you use a professional window cleaner, let them know which windows are tinted.
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| Q. Can dual pane windows be tinted? |
| A. Dual pane windows are very common in homes these days. Dual pane or thermal pane have two pieces about 1/2" apart with gas sealed in-between. The answer is yes! Your windows can be tinted but certain guidelines need to be followed, because dual panes are more vulnerable to stress than single pane windows. |
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| Q. Will Window tint ruin my view?
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| A. Actually, just the opposite is generally true. Unlike many preconceived notions, most residential window film is very lightly tinted. This is because it is not the color or darkness of the film that offers you most of your benefits, but rather the films properties (makeup) that perform most of the work. In fact, having window film installed will usually enhance your view.
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