A growing number of windows are getting tagged during mindless acts of vandalism.
Some shops get targeted because of what they sell or the name they carry, other windows are simply irresistible, because they are out of sight and popular hangouts for the "artists" who obviously needed more time learning their hand writing skills.
Scratches or etchings in large panes of glass are very expensive to remove. Often it is cheaper to replace the window. The cheapest alternative to any of the other options is the application of anti-graffiti film. The film is a sacrificial layer, which is easily removed and replaced, without exposing the premises to any risk or loss of business.
We installed the film this morning, before this restaurant opened.
The film is totally clear to see through and unnoticeable. Our vandals do not realise that there is a film present. We have applied the film at fast food restaurant windows & mirrors, shops, cafes, schools and bus shelters.
The film is made by Johnson Window Films and used by all members of Master Tinters with ease. Our film has recently helped to prevent serious damage and water entering a building, when some windows were broken during a storm.
1 comment:
Hi Rick, thanks for reading my blog. You may well be correct where you are. In New Zealand, scratch removal services are very costly. Film is the cheapest option in most cases, especially large shop front glass.
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