It has been shown through Insulate's own experience that this combination may cause a seal failure in the insulating glass units. We believe this occurs because tinted glass tends to trap heat inside the home, whereas LoE tries to reflect outside heat back out. Both working together causes heat to build up between the two panes of glass, resulting in seal stress, and eventually unit failure.

Low E stands for low emissitivity. It is a technologically advanced glass that utilizes a microscopic coating to reflect heat and block ultraviolet rays. To learn more click on the "Low E" link. See similar questions...

Tint is the bane of all defrosters as it sticks to both the glass and the defroster and if removed can pull off the conductive elements on the defroster damaging it sometimes irreparably. Unfortunately replacing an existing grid with the Clear View defroster can be problematic. It can be difficult or impossible to fully remove the existing defroster from your vehicle. See similar questions...

Low E (Emissivity) Glass is glass with a transparent metallic oxide coating applied onto or into a glass surface. The coating allows short-wave energy to pass through, but reflects long-wave infrared energy which improves the U-Value. Argon Gas is an odorless, colorless, tasteless, non-toxic gas which is six times more dense than air. It is used to replace air between the glass panes to reduce temperature transfer. See similar questions...

Yes, but there are two primary factors which will determine the severity of the curve an operator can traverse. The first is the ability of the SRP™ Glass Restoration system to maintain a vacuum between the shroud seal and the glass. The second factor is the experience or skill of the operator. See similar questions...

Zanfel works safely into the dermal layer of your skin, binds to the urushiol oil, and, when rinsed off, takes the oil with it down the drain. See similar questions...