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youz guyz abd your foo foo beers
bud CAN FTMFW

 

Buds good if you want to drink a twelve pack.

 

I have personally used Jeff from Arizona Sign for jobs I need done at my work (architectural filming). He has never let me down so I'm sure for some car tint youll be good.

Here is his cell: 856-904-6699

http://www.yelp.com/biz/arizona-signs-maple-shade

Kind of work I get him to do for me

 

looks like etching rather than tinting

 

i prefer a 36pk

 

idk could you imagine how the tint would look all patchy n shit on the truck

 

Thanks guys, I'll check them out

 

and that's why your a plumber

see here http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/...ative_Window_Films/Fabric-Frost-Mat_Patterns/

symmetry is not used in architectural design.......design is supposed to not be symmetric thus the design.....anyone can make stuff equal

Where's Chris....he's an architect.

NP

 

so what your really saying is the guy haz no skillz and cant etch and went the stick on route

 

lol...

you are clueless

I'm not even going to waste my time with a response to your ignorance

 

you got nothing... thasts b why

 

fuck you


1) etching the glass makes the surface porous. oils from someones hands (because every asshole likes to touch or in your case lick the glass) leaves deposits on the etch even if it is sealed and makes the glass impossible to keep clean - film cleans as easily as glass and absorbs no oils

2) film provides added protection should the glass break - etching actually removes a layer of glass and makes it weaker and per ASTM shouldn't even be done to tempered glass

3) film can be applied onsite to typical glass and designs can change up until it is cut on the plotter - etched designs add 2-3 weeks lead times to a product

4) film is cheaper - etch is much more expensive

5) film designs provide 99% UV protection - etching does not block any UV rays...just defuses them

now go shit in your hat

 

Hahaha

 

At the fall meet? Never saw it

 

I forget which meet....

it was this stuff

 

nope that was the 1st or 2nd meet
yup the 2nd one

 

A little late to the party....Design on the glass can be specified by the architect or interior designer which makes it a design element. Generally speaking, good design is not dictated by symmetry or asymmetry. Both have their place in the world of design. Good design is when the Architect/Designer knows how to develop the asymmetrical/symmetrical field with proportions and scale. I design buildings symmetrically, asymmetrically and in most cases asymmetries within the symmetries...depending on the project and client.

So, you are all somehwat wrong.

Lets talk about beer again...