
Security Film
Glass that breaks but does not come out of the frame.
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One protective system for glass, metal and every surface that gets broken, scratched or tagged.
Glass is only one of the surfaces a commercial property has to protect. Storefronts get smashed, elevator doors get keyed, escalator panels get tagged and stainless steel gets scratched the week it is installed. Tint Solutions installs protective film as one system: security film to hold the glass together, anti-graffiti film to take the damage on the glass, and surface protection film for the metal, stone and laminate around it. We install it on commercial buildings, transit, and public facilities across Southern California and Middle Tennessee.
A heavy-duty polyester laminate bonded to the glass. When the pane breaks, the film holds it together and in the frame. It turns a two-second smash-and-grab into a loud, drawn-out struggle, and it stops a broken window from becoming a room full of flying glass. Where the risk justifies it, we anchor the film to the frame so the whole pane stays put.
A clear sacrificial film over the glass. Paint, marker, scratches and acid etching land in the film instead of the window. You peel it off and apply a new sheet the same day, for a fraction of the cost of a new pane and with no glazier or lead time.
The same sacrificial idea applied to everything that is not glass: stainless steel, elevator cabs and doors, escalator panels, handrail cladding, polished stone, counters and laminate. The surface stays new underneath, and damage is a film change rather than a refinish or replacement.
Buses, trains, stations, parking structures, elevators and escalators take more abuse than any other surface in a city. We protect interior glass, windows, stainless and panel surfaces on transit and facility projects, scheduled around service hours so nothing has to come out of operation for long.
Most properties need all three layers in different places. Using one crew means one survey, one specification, one schedule and one company to call when something gets hit. We have the qualifications, permits and certifications commercial and public-sector work requires.
Questions
They solve different problems. Security film is about glass breaking: holding it together and slowing entry. Anti-graffiti film is about glass being tagged, scratched or etched. Street-level glass that gets both kinds of trouble often gets a security film with an anti-graffiti film over it.
Yes. Surface protection film is made for stainless steel, elevator interiors and doors, escalator panels, stone and laminate. It is clear, so the finish looks the same, and it peels off cleanly when it has taken enough damage to replace.
Yes. Transit and public facilities are a large part of our protective film work. We schedule around service hours and work in phases so vehicles and spaces return to service quickly.
Usually the same day or next working day for a single pane or panel. Many clients keep pre-cut replacement sheets on file with us so a tagged surface is turned around quickly.
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Glass that breaks but does not come out of the frame.
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Security laminate and solar control in one film, on one visit.
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When it gets tagged, you peel off a film instead of buying a window.
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Stainless steel, elevator cabs, escalators and transit interiors that stay looking new.
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A free on-site visit gets you measured openings, exact film specs and a fixed price. No obligation, and nobody will push you into a film you do not need.