In this blog, we have explained the 5 misconceptions about window films and why window films are one of your best buying decision. Window film is a great investment for almost any home, business, or institution. It reduces the heat inside buildings and the glare of the sun which can lower energy costs. Window film is also a great security feature. Not only does it protect interiors from damage due to weather, but it reduces the risk of break-ins and vandalism.
One of the biggest misconceptions about window film is that it is difficult to install. Although, if you leave it to the professionals it is not that difficult. The second biggest misconception is that you can’t tint your home’s windows. Lastly, a common misconception is that you can’t tint your home’s windows during the summer. This is a misconception because window film will not give you the same heat buildup that a regular window will.
Misconception #1: Window films are expensive.
Window films are not expensive. They provide a wonderful investment for an auto glass company. It is often times more cost-effective to buy window film than to replace the entire window. It’s not only the cost savings that come with window film, but also the energy savings and ultraviolet protection. Window film is a low-cost way to make sure your customers are getting the best service and quality on their windows and windshields.
Window film installation is a great marketing tool for your business. It attracts new business and is improving the appearance of your shop. The window film installation is cost-effective and makes the shop look great! The window films are also available in a variety of colors and styles. You can pick the film that matches the look and style of your shop.
Misconception #2: Window films are hard to install.
The second most common misconception about window film is that it is hard to install. This is simply untrue. Window film is very easy to install. The ease of installation depends on the type of film being installed. A film that is applied to a smooth glass surface is easily installed by a novice and experienced window film installer alike. The film is adhered to using a variety of techniques; driven by the adhesive system that is used to produce the film. For example, a film of the adhesive system will be applied to the glass surface. The film will then be installed by pressing the film into the adhesive system. If the installer is not comfortable doing this, a tool can be used to press the film into the adhesive system.
Misconception #3: Window films are hard to clean.
Window film is the best solution to protect your home or business from the damaging effects of the sun. It comes in a variety of styles and colors. It is easy to clean, has anti-reflective properties, and blocks 99% of the ultraviolet rays coming from the sun. Window film can be applied to one or more surfaces of a vehicle, building, or boat. It blocks the sun’s harmful UV rays, reduces glare, and can even be used to increase privacy or add an artistic effect.
Misconception #4: Window films are just for looks.
The most common misconception about window films is that they are purely decorative. Now, while some window film treatments are strictly for looks, there are many other benefits to installing window film in your home or business. Of course, the most obvious benefit is privacy. Many properties, especially residential properties, are concerned with privacy. Window film can be applied to a window in order to block prying eyes from seeing in. Commercial businesses might be interested in window film for security purposes. Burglars often attempt to look inside a building to see what valuables might be inside. Window film can be applied to windows to prevent this. Another common misconception about window film is that it is only for windows. Window film can also be installed on doors, which provides a different kind of privacy. Doors often have large, clear panels of glass or mirrors. A window film can be applied to the glass or mirror to prevent people from seeing who is on the other side of the glass.
Misconception #5: Window films are hard to remove.
The misconception that window films are hard to remove is easy to fix. The reality is that removing a window film is just as easy as installing one. With the proper training (see our other blog topic on this), you can remove window films without damaging your glass.
Many people think that because their current windows are tinted, they will have trouble removing the tint. But this is not the case. There are a few ways to remove the tinted glass. Another way to remove the tint is to use a chemical remover. You have to be very careful with this method because if the chemical remover touches the window frame or the glass, you can get discoloration and damage to your window.
Window films can be removed if the car window is dirty or if the film is installed wrong, but it is not recommended. In most cases, if done properly, window tinting should be removed easily. If the tint was professionally done, the installer will remove it for free and will guarantee their work for the life of the car. But if the tint was done improperly, it is possible to get the tint off. It will be harder to remove though, and it can damage the tint film if it is done improperly.
Conclusion:
There are many benefits to installing window films, including energy efficiency and security. Window films are a popular choice for homeowners looking to add an extra layer of security to their homes. Not only can they prevent break-ins from happening, but they can also reduce the risks of falling into your windows. And while they are a great choice, they also come with their fair share of misconceptions.
