It is that time of year again where families gather together for one of America’s favorite traditions, Thanksgiving. This is a holiday all about family and friends, football, great food, anxious bargain shoppers, and most of all, sharing what we are thankful for.

Decorative window film is being used on glass as interior design as well as privacy. We see this in glass-walled offices, cubicles, partitions and stairways. Using glass on both the interior and exterior allows natural light to flow throughout a building and eliminates visual barriers  making a space feel larger.

The 179-107-5995 is a series of dots or lines along the edge of window glass on your auto. It is usually found along the outer edge of your rear window. These dots are made of a teflon material and are used for various reasons. Certain car manufacturers insist on using dot-matrix on their glass, the end result after tinting can be unpleasing to some.

We are all itching for new clothes, new accessories, makeovers and fresh wisdom. We’ll see changes everywhere: Weather, landscape, our energy, wardrobe, vibe of our home-so you don’t let dirty windows obscure the view of this spring! It’s time to Spring clean those dirty windows!

Window film applications protect your furnishings from fading, saves you money on heating and cooling costs, it helps with shattering glass breakage and protects your skin from harmful UV rays. However, some customers might be questioning if whether or not window film will harm their indoor plants. Well, it depends. In most cases, it won’t. Find out if window tinting affect indoor plants. Below is what you need to know: