The Hassle of Searching for your Window Tinting Company
The lengthy research of finding the right tint for your car, home or office can be frustrating and exhausting, is all that research really worth your time? In the office, we receive many calls inquiring about our prices, products, duration of tint, warranties, and the legality of tint in our state as well as within other states. Is it necessary to ask all these questions, over and over just to hear similar answers spewed back? Our answer is YES!
Why is it important to shop around and do your research?
The items you possess, such as your car or the valuables in your home or office should be of high importance to you. You should want the best product out there that will protect your skin, offer privacy and/or reduce the effects of fading on your furniture.
We can guarantee that every film created is not the same even though they might be the same percentage, manufacturers create them to be unique to their company. There are questions that need to be asked when shopping around that will give you a better idea of the best product for you. Here are just a few:
1. What is the legal limit of tint in my state or a state that I may move to in the near future? An important question to ask because you do not want to get fined for illegal tint and you do not want to have to remove the tint if you move to another state with harsher tint laws.
2. What is the warranty for the films?
Some films are relatively inexpensive and that could be due to their warranty. If they do not offer a warranty or it's less than a few years, the product may not be a long term film.
3. Are your brands of film trusted and in the industry for a long time?
It is always best to choose a film that is known within the window tinting business. If you are not familiar with a brand and are skeptical about it, ask for information. Companies should be able to provide you reviews, downsides and upsides of each product.
These are only a few questions to get you started on your window tinting journey. The more questions you ask, the better of an idea we have on what would suit your needs.
Around here, we always say "You get what you pay for." This isn't a jab at other window tinting companies and we are not trying to price gouge you, rather we believe that if the price is too good to be true, it probably isn't true in some area.
At All American Window Tinting (A.A.W.T.) we are very transparent about everything we do and will work with potential customers to ensure that they receive the best products for them. We carry products that we believe in and would put on our own cars, homes or office windows, AND we have! Contact us today for any questions or a free quote!
Monday, August 5, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
The Perils of Sunlight
Sunlight, for many centuries, has proven to be a great constant in everyday living. The sun has provided more than light to our existence and we continue to discover new information surrounding it's uses as well as it's dangers. As a culture, we are very aware of the sun's ultraviolet rays and therefore the prevalence of skin cancer, but the sun can also cause damage our most prized possessions at a costly price.
In today's society, there's a high demand for large, open interior spaces that are overflowing with natural light. This new trend has brought more light in buildings, which does conserve energy but at the same time, interior fabrics, paintings and finishes have become more susceptible to damage. Currently, due to ozone depletion, higher levels of solar UV now reach the surface of the earth, harming items at a faster rate. Ultraviolet radiation is invisible to the human eye but is the single largest contributing factor in fading of fabrics, carpets and other furnishings. Although other factors such as visible light, electric lighting, heating, humidity, age of fabrics, and fabric dyes all play a part in the process, UV radiation is attributed to 40% of the damage. Even in cold, cloudy climates, UV radiation can damage furnishings (Advanced Solar Guide Control, 2003).
What is fading?
Fading is a change in color with time. Fading is measured by evaluating the color of a material at two or more points in time.
Fading has two main causes. The first is chemical; where chemical changes in the coloring agents of the material can cause a change in color. The second cause can be wear or abrasion, or the physical removal of coloring agents from a material's surface. Fading of upholstery, linens, furniture and wood is not apparent at first but over time, the difference can be astonishing.
What can be done to prevent fading?
According to the International Window Film Association (IWFA), Scientist have found that blocking all of the ultraviolet radiation portion of the solar spectrum would not eliminate fade damage for most fabrics and wood, but it would slow down the rate of fading by a factor of about three.
Start taking precautions and protect your paint, furnishings, wood work, art, and loved ones against the harmful ultraviolet damage that the sun can cause. We carry only the best window tints and window film products in Colorado, such as 3M™ High Performance window film, Huper Optik Select and Ceramic Series window films and Llumar Color Stable window films to ensure you get the best performance.
At All American Window Tinting, our staff is equipped with years of knowledge and expert training to ensure that all your window needs and concerns are met. All American Window Tinting, Inc., we stand behind our work and promise to deliver only the highest of quality products with a professional installation that is sure to stand the test of time. Contact us today for questions, to get a free quote or learn more about your window tinting options.
In today's society, there's a high demand for large, open interior spaces that are overflowing with natural light. This new trend has brought more light in buildings, which does conserve energy but at the same time, interior fabrics, paintings and finishes have become more susceptible to damage. Currently, due to ozone depletion, higher levels of solar UV now reach the surface of the earth, harming items at a faster rate. Ultraviolet radiation is invisible to the human eye but is the single largest contributing factor in fading of fabrics, carpets and other furnishings. Although other factors such as visible light, electric lighting, heating, humidity, age of fabrics, and fabric dyes all play a part in the process, UV radiation is attributed to 40% of the damage. Even in cold, cloudy climates, UV radiation can damage furnishings (Advanced Solar Guide Control, 2003).
What is fading?
Fading is a change in color with time. Fading is measured by evaluating the color of a material at two or more points in time.
Fading has two main causes. The first is chemical; where chemical changes in the coloring agents of the material can cause a change in color. The second cause can be wear or abrasion, or the physical removal of coloring agents from a material's surface. Fading of upholstery, linens, furniture and wood is not apparent at first but over time, the difference can be astonishing.
What can be done to prevent fading?
According to the International Window Film Association (IWFA), Scientist have found that blocking all of the ultraviolet radiation portion of the solar spectrum would not eliminate fade damage for most fabrics and wood, but it would slow down the rate of fading by a factor of about three.
Start taking precautions and protect your paint, furnishings, wood work, art, and loved ones against the harmful ultraviolet damage that the sun can cause. We carry only the best window tints and window film products in Colorado, such as 3M™ High Performance window film, Huper Optik Select and Ceramic Series window films and Llumar Color Stable window films to ensure you get the best performance.
At All American Window Tinting, our staff is equipped with years of knowledge and expert training to ensure that all your window needs and concerns are met. All American Window Tinting, Inc., we stand behind our work and promise to deliver only the highest of quality products with a professional installation that is sure to stand the test of time. Contact us today for questions, to get a free quote or learn more about your window tinting options.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Richard Marti Receives Master Accreditation!!
Richard Marti, Founder/President of All American Window Tinting, achieved Master Accreditation through the International Window Film Association (IWFA). The IWFA is an international association of window film manufacturers, distributors and installers dedicated to the improvement of products and services for the consumer. As part of this dedication, the IWFA has developed a test designed to evaluate the knowledge and skill of the professional installer.
Richard Marti is the only individual to attain Master Accreditation in the state of Colorado. He is also 1 of 16 worldwide with the title, out of the 348 members of the IWFA. Even though there are 16 professionals to hold Master Accreditation, Richard is 1 of 5 dealers worldwide.
We care about our customers and take pride in the services we provide. All American Window Tinting is two steps ahead of the competition! Only the industries best dealers and installers are those that are well informed and well versed in both theory and application of window film products. Always look for the "know how" symbol before choosing an installer who will be working on, probably, your most significant investment- your automobile, residence or commercial building.
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CONTACT US today & let our knowledgeable staff provide a consultation for your automobile, home or office! BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT!!! 303-936-TINT (8468)
Richard Marti is the only individual to attain Master Accreditation in the state of Colorado. He is also 1 of 16 worldwide with the title, out of the 348 members of the IWFA. Even though there are 16 professionals to hold Master Accreditation, Richard is 1 of 5 dealers worldwide.
We care about our customers and take pride in the services we provide. All American Window Tinting is two steps ahead of the competition! Only the industries best dealers and installers are those that are well informed and well versed in both theory and application of window film products. Always look for the "know how" symbol before choosing an installer who will be working on, probably, your most significant investment- your automobile, residence or commercial building.
<--------the "know how" symbol!CONTACT US today & let our knowledgeable staff provide a consultation for your automobile, home or office! BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT!!! 303-936-TINT (8468)
Glass Shattering News!!
This information will not only explore the progression of glass but what options are available to protect your safety. The creation and evolution of glass has propelled other industries to flourish for reasons beyond superficiality. Glass is a complex material that has been used for various purposes extending from storage, to protection, to art. The evolution of glass has improved through methodical practicality and through accidents that exhibited the weaknesses of glass. The question is not if glass will break, but rather when will the glass break.
Glass was first stumbled upon during the Stone Age; created by a natural occurrence called Obsidian or volcanic glass. Around 3,000 B.C.E., the people of Mesopotamia, Babylonia and Syria made glass by creating containers and would later perfect the art. The art of glass creation was lost for a period of time, resurfacing at a later time, across the Roman Empire. The Romans were the first to use glass for windows in order for natural light to illuminate a house, around 100 C.E. They would, however, not become common in ordinary houses in England until about 1500 years later.
Glass is probably as attractive and clearly transparent as it is ever going to be, however the new frontier will be the resilience of glass. If glass is involved in accidents or disasters, most injuries that occur are due to broken glass. When glass breaks, the cracks move at speeds of up to 3,000 mph. There are five broad categories as to why glass breakage occurs.
1.Tensile stress from the weight of the glass.
2. Thermal stress from absorption of solar radiation.
3. Mechanical flexing stress, i.e. wind pressure.
4. Impact stress from flying objects.
5. Twisting stress from building movements.
Safety Film was first developed in the 1970's by the British government as a way to diminish the deadly effects of flying and falling glass in terrorist bombing that were widespread throughout England, Northern Ireland and Europe. In the United States, Safety Film's sales saw an increase in the late 1980's and early 1990's due to natural disasters, vandalism and terrorism. Security Film is an almost invisible protective coating on the interior side of the glass surface. When stress causes the glass to break, the film has the ability to stretch and absorb some or all of the energy generated by the stress. The result is that the broken glass may remain intact within the framing system, preventing shards of glass from becoming lethal. If however; the stress on the glass is too great, the film is stretched to its maximum at which point it may tear and burst, though the distance and the velocity at which the debris flies is significantly reduced.
The Oklahoma City Bombing of 1995 prompted sitting President Bill Clinton, to issue a Presidential Directive (PDD39), due to more than three-quarters of those injured were injured by flying glass. The main investigation was to assess the vulnerability of federal office buildings in the United States, particularly to acts of terrorism and other forms of violence. It was determined that windows were the weakest part of a building and more measures should be taken in order to ensure safety. Security Film provides an added level of protection and safety from broken glass shards caused by bomb blasts, other explosives, vandalism or natural disasters. Security Film is the best and most advantageous protection for your home and/or business.
At All American Window Tinting, our staff is equipped with years of knowledge and expert training to ensure that all your window needs and concerns are met. Just as quickly as glass evolved and transformed; our application, materials and training continue to stay current and cutting-edge. At All American Window Tinting, Inc., we stand behind our work and promise to deliver only the highest of quality products with a professional installation that is sure to stand the test of time.
Glass was first stumbled upon during the Stone Age; created by a natural occurrence called Obsidian or volcanic glass. Around 3,000 B.C.E., the people of Mesopotamia, Babylonia and Syria made glass by creating containers and would later perfect the art. The art of glass creation was lost for a period of time, resurfacing at a later time, across the Roman Empire. The Romans were the first to use glass for windows in order for natural light to illuminate a house, around 100 C.E. They would, however, not become common in ordinary houses in England until about 1500 years later.
Glass is probably as attractive and clearly transparent as it is ever going to be, however the new frontier will be the resilience of glass. If glass is involved in accidents or disasters, most injuries that occur are due to broken glass. When glass breaks, the cracks move at speeds of up to 3,000 mph. There are five broad categories as to why glass breakage occurs.
1.Tensile stress from the weight of the glass.
2. Thermal stress from absorption of solar radiation.
3. Mechanical flexing stress, i.e. wind pressure.
4. Impact stress from flying objects.
5. Twisting stress from building movements.
Safety Film was first developed in the 1970's by the British government as a way to diminish the deadly effects of flying and falling glass in terrorist bombing that were widespread throughout England, Northern Ireland and Europe. In the United States, Safety Film's sales saw an increase in the late 1980's and early 1990's due to natural disasters, vandalism and terrorism. Security Film is an almost invisible protective coating on the interior side of the glass surface. When stress causes the glass to break, the film has the ability to stretch and absorb some or all of the energy generated by the stress. The result is that the broken glass may remain intact within the framing system, preventing shards of glass from becoming lethal. If however; the stress on the glass is too great, the film is stretched to its maximum at which point it may tear and burst, though the distance and the velocity at which the debris flies is significantly reduced.
The Oklahoma City Bombing of 1995 prompted sitting President Bill Clinton, to issue a Presidential Directive (PDD39), due to more than three-quarters of those injured were injured by flying glass. The main investigation was to assess the vulnerability of federal office buildings in the United States, particularly to acts of terrorism and other forms of violence. It was determined that windows were the weakest part of a building and more measures should be taken in order to ensure safety. Security Film provides an added level of protection and safety from broken glass shards caused by bomb blasts, other explosives, vandalism or natural disasters. Security Film is the best and most advantageous protection for your home and/or business.
At All American Window Tinting, our staff is equipped with years of knowledge and expert training to ensure that all your window needs and concerns are met. Just as quickly as glass evolved and transformed; our application, materials and training continue to stay current and cutting-edge. At All American Window Tinting, Inc., we stand behind our work and promise to deliver only the highest of quality products with a professional installation that is sure to stand the test of time.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
How You Can Have a Crystal Clear View with Superior Heat Rejection
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| 3M Crystalline 70 |
Heat from the sun comes from 2 main sources, the actual visible light that radiates from the sun and the infrared light (heat) that you feel. With this film, you can reject up to 97% of infrared light and block up to 60% of the heat that enters through your vehicles windows. These amazing qualities allow for more comfort and protection and keeps the interior of your car much, much cooler.
Once applied, 3M Crystalline Window Film maintains the original look of your vehicle all while allowing for 90% light transmission, these films are not metalized and are guaranteed to never interfere with satellite signals, GPS or cell phone reception. With this film you can get the best in automotive solar protection that is easy to maintain, that is sure to retain its quality for years and years to come. This film has a lifetime warranty against, bubbling, blistering, peeling and promises to never fade or discolor.
Here is a Quick Look at the Benefits 3M Crystalline Window Film Has to Offer:
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| 3M Window Film |
* Reduced reflectivity compared to darker films
* Added safety and security
* 99.9% UV Protection
* Reflects more heat compared to darker films
* Metal-free with not satellite inference
* Nationwide lifetime manufacturer's warranty
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| 3M Crystalline 50 |
Contact All American Window Tinting, Inc. at 303-936-1362 today and schedule your appointment to achieve the superior protection you deserve! Summer is right around the corner, don't let the sun get you!
Monday, February 11, 2013
Guard Your Heart this Valentines Day with the Gift of Window Film
Nothing says I love you like the gift of window film, give your sweetie the protection they deserve this Valentines Day. Denver window film not only adds to the aesthetics of a vehicle it also provides security, privacy, protection from harmful UV rays and reduces the chance of fading and cracking of the vehicles interior. It's multiple gifts in one! Color Stable and Ceramic Window Films Offer Various Advantages:
- Protects occupants from harmful affects of UV rays (skin cancer, sunburn and premature aging)
- Keeps interior from fading and cracking
- Lowers chances of criminals seeing into your vehicle; keeping prized possessions safe
- Increase in safety; adds strength to glass to prevent flying glass during an accident or break in
- Lowers fuel costs by diminishing the need for excessive air conditioning
- Major heat rejection; keeps interior of vehicle cooler
- Enhances the look of your vehicle
- Reduces glare from sunlight during the day, and city lights at night; reduces eye discomfort
- Adds privacy from outsiders
- Reduces reflectivity
- Easy to maintain
- Inexpensive and a great investment; durable and lasts a life time
- Won't interfere with satellite radio reception, mobile phones or GPS signals
No other gift can compare! Contact All American Window Tinting, Inc. at 303-936-1362 and get a gift certificate to shield your loved one from harm!
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Thursday, February 7, 2013
A Contractors Preferred Vendor for Window Tint Installations
Are you looking for a reliable preferred vendor to complete window film installations for a project you are working on? Well, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce All American Window Tinting, Inc. to you and your company.
We have been in business at the same location since 1993. We specialize in numerous over-sized and irregular shaped windows. Our high performance, commercial window films can increase safety, save energy and enhance the appearance of your clients building. We carry only the best products, such as 3M window film and Huper Optik window film to ensure the best performance and quality. Whether it is heat reduction, glare control, privacy, decorative, safety & security (bomb blast mitigation), protection from graffiti damage, or bringing annealed glass to code. We can help you find the best window film to suit your clients needs.
Some of the projects we have completed include: Children's Hospital, DIA, Colorado Judicial Building, Denver Mint, several Denver Police and Fire Departments, Denver Housing Authority, Colorado Division of Wildlife, Heritage College, several Burger King Restaurants, hundreds of apartment complexes and thousands of business storefronts.
All of our installers are manufacture trained and insured with general liability and workman's compensation insurance. We offer a lifetime warranty on all labor. The window film itself comes with a manufacture warranty against cracking, crazing, peeling, blistering, bubbling, delaminating from the glass and will maintain its appearance without discoloration. Window film manufacturers warrant existing manufacture glass warranties.
It would be our pleasure to provide you with proposals on any upcoming projects that may “fit” into our range of expertise. I feel we can offer your clients quality work at a competitive price.
Contact All American Window Tinting, at 303-936-1362 for a company you can rely on, no job is too big or too small, we do it all! All American Window TintingCommercial Window Film Denver
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