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The Best Applications for 3M Privacy Film

Whether it is to stop passers-by from seeing in, giving yourself some seclusion from your colleagues, or creating an escape in your home, we all want some privacy at times.

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House Window Film - Is It For Me?

When you think of a window film, the first thing that springs to mind is probably tinted windows in your car.   However, window film is also very popular for


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How Window Tinting Can Boost (And Protect) Your Business

Running a business can be a challenge, and while commercial window tinting might not be the first thing you think of when upgrading your property, it can provide you with

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Residential Window Tinting - 5 Must Have Benefits

Thinking of upgrading your home? Want to make your home more efficient?   If you are looking for a cost-effective upgrade to your property, window tinting is an easy win

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FAQ

Most frequent questions and answers

  • WHY DO I NEED 3M™ WINDOW TINT?

    1 Stop losing money on high utility bills


    2 Protection and security from possible intruders


    3 Privacy


    4 Transform any space’s aesthetic

  • WILL MY ENERGY COSTS REALLY DECREASE?

    Definitely! The amount of money saved depends upon the type of film chosen and certain property-specific variables (location, climate, existing energy costs, HVAC system, etc…). After obtaining some basic energy unit costs for a given building, we can conduct a 3M™ Energy Audit to estimate the annual dollars saved by different film types.

  • DOES 3M™ WINDOW FILM STOP MY FURNISHINGS FROM FADING?

    Nothing completely stops fading. 3M™ window films are designed to help reduce the major causes of fading (ultra violet light, visible light, and solar heat), thus prolonging the life of your furnishings, perhaps as much as two to fiv

  • WHAT IS THE STANDARD WARRANTY FOR 3M™ WINDOW FILMS?

    3M™ warranties its window films against bubbling, peeling, cracking or crazing, and discoloration. If a product proves defective, we will replace the film and reapply it free of charge. 3M™ also warrants against glass failure due to thermal shock fracture or seal failure (maximum value of $500 per window) caused as a direct result of applying 3M™ window films to the recommended types of glass. This failure must be reported within 60 months for thermal shock fracture or 40 months for seal failure if covered by original window manufacturer. You must pay a $25 consumer deductible or 5 percent of the replacement cost – whichever is greater.

  • WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE TO INSTALL 3M™ WINDOW FILM?

    The individual installation steps, assuming a typical interior application, would be as follows:

    Prepare window area by protecting flooring, window coverings and furnishings with drop cloths and plastic. Move any nearby furniture

    Thoroughly clean interior side of glass pane and gaskets with a mild cleaning solution and water to remove dirt and other residue

    Wet glass with a mild soap solution

    Place film against glass

    Squeegee out excess solution between glass and film

    Trim film to window

    Thoroughly press film edges to ensure film lies flat

    Inspect and wipe film to ensure clean finished product

    Remove drop cloths and plastic, replace furniture to original positions

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