There are some window films on the market that adhere to plexiglass. Most window films do not stick as they were made for standard glass.

Apply To Glass offers different privacy window films. You can choose between a reflective window film, a frosted window film, or an opaque film.

The installation process itself is not very noisy. However, if you are removing an old window film, it may make a bit of noise during the removal process. Our installers work very efficiently and are aware of noise and try to remove the window film as quickly as possible.

No! Drop cloths are used by our installation team at each installation to protect floors, walls, furniture and artwork from the soap and water solution used during the installation process. Our team will be in charge of cleaning all the garbage generated by the installation, leaving your space exactly as we found it.

All kinds of residential window films, whether solar films, security window films, anti-graffiti films, decorative window films, window graphics, and they are removable. While window film can be removed if needed, it's not easy to remove, which means it will fall off over time. If you want to remove your window film, for best results contact a professional company like Apply To Glass to ensure there is no damage to the glass.

When it comes to residential solar film, there are many different shades to choose from that will determine how well the film performs. All window film manufacturers make similar products that work the same way, the only difference is that they have different color tones. Some residential solar films may be more brown, gray, blue or green in color. Everyone will reject heat differently.

When it comes to shading the windows in your home, solar film is often used to reduce heat, reduce glare, repel UV rays, prevent your belongings from fading in the sun, and increase privacy.

Good question! Residential window films can be cleaned with non-abrasive materials such as a microfiber cloth and ammonia-free liquid solutions. It's important to note that window film can take up to 60 days to fully dry, so be sure to allow adequate time before attempting to clean windows.

Tinting on home windows when used is often used for a number of different reasons ranging from protecting against fading from the sun to reducing heat to reducing glare. If you're worried about the sun fading your belongings or looking to reduce the heat in your home, solar film is definitely worth a look.

Solar film can reduce up to 63% of the heat from your home's windows. In general, the darker the window tint you choose to install, the more heat will shrink the window film. When it comes to solar film, you can choose a ceramic window tint that is free of metals and dyes and also repels up to 63 percent of heat.

Residential window films that do not contain colorants, such as ceramic window tints, will not turn purple. New technologies in the industry have eliminated the need to use colored materials and have allowed most window films to be made with metals and metal ceramics instead of tints.

When it comes to privacy, privacy during the day can be achieved with solar film, but window films on the market today do not allow for privacy at night if the lights are on. If you are looking for privacy at night, you can use a decorative window film such as frosted window film for privacy at night. With frosted window film, you won't be able to see inside or outside during the day or night.

If you do not install the correct window film for your type of glass, the glass may be prone to cracking due to excessive heat absorption by the window film.

Depending on the type of solar film you choose to install in your home, your room may become dark. For example, there are some double reflective window films that darken a room when applied. If you do not want your room to darken and you want to maintain the same aesthetic, ceramic window tinting is a good option. Ceramic Window Tint is free of metals and dyes and offers the same benefits as other solar films.

Yes! Apply To Glass offers many different sun protection films that not only reduce glare, but also reduce heat and block 99% of UVA and UVB rays. Solar film blocks up to 62% of glare from windows and will make watching movies that much more enjoyable.

The sunnier film is installed on the inside of windows in residential settings. In fact, most window films are made for indoor installation. Having said that, outside window films are offered for homes.

When it comes to installing home window tints, the process starts with preparing the windows, moving things around, and deep cleaning the windows. After that, cut the film to the size of the window and spray the window with water. Once this is done, place the window film on the window and again, cut it to size to make sure everything lines up and fits well. Finally, all the water is removed and it is allowed to dry completely for up to 60 days. When it comes to window film installations, Apply To Glass recommends having a professional company do the installation to ensure the best results.