We recently completed a remove-and-replace window film project at a Beebe Medical Group building in Millville. The rehabilitation and training area was experiencing significant heat and glare, including reflected glare from vehicle windshields in the parking lot. The existing window film was also failing and creating an unattractive, uneven appearance. Our team removed the old film and installed approximately 100 square feet of 3M Night Vision 15. The new film gives the glass a cleaner, more uniform appearance while helping control solar heat and uncomfortable glare.
New film cannot be applied over failing film. The old layer was removed and the adhesive cleaned from the glass so the new film could bond to a clean surface.
The room faced strong direct sun plus reflected glare from parked vehicles. 3M Night Vision 15, a darker dual-reflective sun control film, suited the heat and glare goal and the need for a uniform finished appearance. No measured temperature, energy or glare figures are published for this job.
No. Failing film has to be removed and the adhesive cleaned off first, otherwise the defects carry through and the new film cannot bond properly.
A reflective sun control film can help reduce bright light entering from outside, including sunlight bouncing off vehicle windshields. Results depend on the film, glass and light angle.
The work area is kept small and protected, equipment near the glass is worked around, and scheduling is coordinated with the facility.
Request a free estimate or call (302) 947-4624. Shore Tint & More (Delaware Window Film) — 3M Authorized Dealer, IWFA accredited, serving Delaware and the Maryland Eastern Shore since 1989.