Metalized plastic window films (similar to those applied on automotive windows) blocks 50% to 75% of the solar heat gain on single-pane glass. A microscopic layer of metal on the film repels solar radiation. Installed on the interior side of single-pane glass, reflective window films repel solar heat, cut glare, and reduce fading. To be most effective, the film must look like a mirror when viewed from outdoors during the daytime. Tinted films that merely color the glass are not as effective in blocking the sun as metalized films.

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