Tinted Atmospheres

Fastlane Motorsports’ 10th Anniversary 2012 Mustang GT 5.0

TintedAtmospheres — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 19:08:18 +0000

When our beloved local Mustang super-shop celebrated it’s 10th Anniversary with a smokin’ hot 5.0 GT Mustang we were more than happy to tint the windows for them!

We installed our most popular Llumar ATR Series Film on the side and rear windows. Visit Fastlane’s website for more details about this and many other project cars.

Photos by local car enthusiast and photographer Bill Green.

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Friendship Drive Home

TintedAtmospheres — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 17:50:35 +0000

2007 Lamborghini Gallardo

TintedAtmospheres — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 17:41:55 +0000

2010 GMC Denali

admin — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 22:50:13 +0000

This customer has a solid black vehicle, which he had to have repainted after only 8 months, due to damage from rocks hitting the vehicle and chipping the paint. He decided to apply paint protection after the vehicle was repainted to prevent this from happening again. The paint protection material was applied to the hood, front bumper, headlights and foglights. Paint protection was an excellent choice and more affordable than a complete paint job.

CHAR-GRILL

admin — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 22:41:22 +0000

The management of Char Grill had concerns about the comfort of their customers, heat and glare reduction and inconsistent temperatures throughout their establishment. Additionally, they were concerned about the windows not appearing too dark in color.

Tinted Atmospheres was selected as their company of choice and we applied N1020 film, which satisfied all of their criteria. This film provides a neutral appearance, while rejecting 99% of UV rays, a 63% solar energy rejection and a 73% reduction in glare. Char Grill’s customers were afforded a more comfortable environment in which to dine and their management team was pleased with their cost effective solution.

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STRAFE Gaming Lounge

admin — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 22:36:01 +0000

Strafe approached us for a quote on window film and signage for their new gaming lounge. Their objective was to block out as much sun as possible and reduce glare due to the large number of flat screen monitors for their video gaming business. They were also concerned about protecting their computers from the excessive heat that would be allowed in by two walls of windows.

Our solution was to apply RN07G film to all exposed windows and doors, which rejects 84% of solar energy and provides a 94% glare reduction. They also requested a multi-color custom graphic for their sign, which would be on the door versus the building. By choosing this option, the sign can be removed or updated in the future. This job was completed in one day and provided them a very cost effective solution. By selection window film, there is no need for additional costly window treatments.

1971 Chevelle SS

admin — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 05:14:58 +0000

This customer has a classic Chevelle and this is definitely a show car. He was concerned about protecting the interior of the vehicle, while also providing a stylish appearance. Additionally, he wanted the windshield tinted.

While classic automobiles are much more difficult to tint, we pride ourselves on the ability to take on all types of challenging vehicles. We applied a combination of two films; ATX-50 on the windshield and ATR-20 on the remaining windows. The customer was very pleased with the result!

Residential #1

admin — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 04:57:11 +0000

These homeowners contacted us to inquire about window film because they were concerned about reducing the UV rays coming into their home through their numerous large windows. They wanted to retard the fading process on their furnishings, flooring and new plantation shutters. Additionally, they were concerned about reducing their energy costs. Finally, they wanted a look that was visibly appealing from both the interior and exterior of their home.

Tinted Atmospheres provided a solution utilizing two different films, DR-35 and N1065, to achieve their goals. Ultimately, they chose to apply film to the majority of their windows and were able to save money by taking advantage of the tax credit offered in 2010 by the IRS.