Experience with window graphics applied from the inside facing out?

[mkoons11]

Oh, this Drytac solution intrigues me! We’ve worked with and had positive experiences with their products in other applications over the years. I’ll look into which combo works best for us – thank you for this suggestion!

As for the PanoRama I am looking into, it’s called “TwoWay Vision” and it is apparently adhesive. I am not really keen on anything non-adhesive that gets taped up, and I doubt my client would be expecting that either.

You’re welcome. TwoWay Vision is a nice film in its own right. It’s got removable adhesive with air egress. There are white prisms built into the film to make it capture light from inside the building at night to make it a backlit film. You can print first surface and install on the outside of the window or 2nd surface and install on the inside of an untinted window. It’ll remove cleanly for 6-12 months after installation.

 

[AnaF]

You’re welcome. TwoWay Vision is a nice film in its own right. It’s got removable adhesive with air egress. There are white prisms built into the film to make it capture light from inside the building at night to make it a backlit film. You can print first surface and install on the outside of the window or 2nd surface and install on the inside of an untinted window. It’ll remove cleanly for 6-12 months after installation.

Thanks again; all very good to know! Do you have personal experience working with TwoWay Vision? My client’s graphics are heavy coverage, solid dark colours – do you foresee any issues with that?