Attachment 05 - 3M S140 Data Sheet (1).pdf

The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

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Specifications - Safety and Security Window Film 3M Safety S140

This specification is for an optically clear glass shatter resistant and abrasion resistant window film which, when applied to the interior window surface, will help hold brok en glass together and reduce the ultra-violet light that normally would enter through the window. This film is useful as a deterrent against S mash and G rab and B reak and E ntry events, windborne debris protection, and bomb blast mitigation. C ertain applications may req uire the film be used in conjunction with a film attachment system. The film shall be called *!+ #�,�- )�. /0#��!1!"$#�,�- )�. /0,!2(34#�)!%65(798 . / : 8 2(3(&�;=<(8 > ?

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The publications listed below form a part of this specification to the ex tent referenced. The publications are referred to in the tex t by the basic designation only.

The 19 8 5 American S ociety for H eating, R efrigeration, and Air C onditioning E ngineers (AS H R AE ) H andbook of F undamentals.

The American N ational S tandards Institute (AN S I).

AN S I Z 9 7 .1 S pecification for S afety G laz ing Material used in B uildings

The American S ociety for Testing and Materials (AS TM):

AS TM E -30 8 S tandard R ecommended P ractice for S pectrophotometry and Description of C olor in C IE 19 31 S ystem AS TM E -9 0 3 S tandard Methods of Test for S olar Absorbance, R eflectance and Transmittance of Materials U sing Integrating S pheres AS TM D-8 8 2 S tandard Test Method for Tensile P roperties of Thin P lastic S heeting AS TM D-10 4 4 S tandard Method of Test for R esistance of Transparent P lastics to S urface Abrasion (Taber Abrader Test) AS TM D-2 5 8 2 S tandard Test Method for P uncture-P ropagation Tear R esistance of P lastic F ilm and Thin S heeting AS TM D-4 8 30 S tandard Test Methods for C haracteriz ing Thermoplastic F abrics U sed in R oofing and W aterproofing.

AS TM G -9 0 S tandard P ractice for P erforming Accelerated O utdoor W eatheriz ing for N on-metallic Materials U sing C oncentrated N atural S unlight AS TM G 2 6 S tandard P ractice for P erforming Accelerated O utdoor W eatheriz ing for N on-metallic Materials U sing C oncentrated N atural S unlight AS TM E -8 4 S tandard Method of Test for S urface B urning C haracteristics of B uilding Materials AS TM D-10 0 4 S tandard Method of Test for R esistance of Transparent P lastics to Tearing (G raves Tear Test) AS TM E -18 8 6 S tandard Test Method for P erformance of E x terior W indows, C urtain W alls, Doors, and Impact P rotective S ystems Impacted by Missile(s) and E x posed to C yclic P ressure Differentials AS TM E -19 9 6 S tandard S pecification for P erformance of E x terior W indows, C urtain W alls, Doors and Impact P rotective S ystems Impacted by W indborne

Debris in H urricanes AS TM F -16 4 2 S tandard Method of Test for G laz ing and G laz ing S ystems S ubject to Airblast L oadings, as adapted by the U .S . G overnment G S A Test

S tandard P rotocols AS TM F -2 9 12 S tandard S pecification for G laz ing and G laz ing S ystems S ubjected to Airblast L oadings

The C onsumer P roducts S afety C ommission (C P S C ) 16 C F R , P art 12 0 1, S afety S tandard for Architectural G laz ing Material

G S A-TS 0 1-2 0 0 3 G eneral S ervices Adminstration S tandard Test for G laz ing and G laz ing S ystems S ubject to Airblast L oadings

W indow 4 .1. A C omputer Tool for Analyz ing W indow Thermal P erformance, L awrence B erk eley L aboratory

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)!798 ,!> : The film material shall consist of three laminated film layers of optically clear polyester and contain a durable abrasion resistant coating over one surface, and a U V stabiliz ed pressure sensitive adhesive on the other. The film shall have a nominal thick ness of 14 mils (0 .0 14 inches). The film shall be identified as to Manufacturer of O rigin (hereafter to be called Manufacturer).

The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

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Specifications - Safety and Security Window Film 3M Safety S140

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a) Tensile S trength (AS TM D8 8 2 ): 2 5 ,0 0 0 psi

b) B reak S trength (AS TM D8 8 2 ): 2 5 ,0 0 0 psi (35 0 lbs per inch width)

c) P ercent E longation at B reak (AS TM D8 8 2 ): > 12 5 %

d) P ercent E longation at Y ield (AS TM D8 8 2 ): greater than 10 0 %

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a) V isible L ight Transmission: 8 5 %

b) V isible R eflection: not more than 10 %

c) U ltraviolet Trasmission: less than 1% (30 0 – 38 0 nm)

d) S olar H eat G ain C oefficient: 0 .7 8

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: The Manufacturer shall provide independent test data showing that the window film shall meet the req uirements of a C lass A Interior F inish for B uilding Materials for both F lame S pread Index and S mok ed Development V alues per AS TM E -8 4

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: The Manufacturer shall provide independent test data showing that the film shall have a surface coating that is resistant to abrasion such that, less than 5 % increase of transmitted light haz e will result in accordance with AS TM D-10 4 4 using 10 0 cycles, 5 0 0 grams weight, and the C S 10 F C albrase W heel.

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: The film shall be supplied with a high mass pressure sensitive weatherable acrylate adhesive applied uniformly over the surface opposite the abrasion resistant coated surface. The adhesive shall be essentially optically flat and shall meet the following criteria:

a. It shall not be necessary to seal around the edges of the applied film system with a lacq uer or other substance in order to prevent moisture or free water from penetrating under the film system.

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,!2(%!)�- &(7�#�,�- )�. /0OP> ,!Q�8 2(R : The film, when applied to either side of the window glass, shall pass a 4 0 0 ft-lb impact when tested according to 16 C F R C P S C P art 12 0 1 (C ategory 2 ) and AN S I Z 9 7 .1 (C lass A, U nlimited).

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a. F ilm shall pass impact of Medium L arge Missile “C ” and withstand subseq uent pressure cycling (per AS TMs E 19 9 6 and E 18 8 6 ) at 5 0 psf Design pressure with use of 3M Impact P rotection Adhesive attachment system.

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a. G S A R ating of “3B ” (L ow H az ard) with minimum blast load of 10 psioverpressure and 8 9 psi*msec blast impulse

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,!2�.NOP> ,!Q�8 2�R : Independent lab testing accorinding to U L 9 7 2

a. Multiple Impact Test on ¼ ” annealed glass – P AS S

b. Multiple Impact Test on ¼ ” tempered glass -- P AS S

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&(7�J A$C(A�K 4 .1 The ADA shall provide documentation that the ADA is certified by the Manufacturer of the window film to install said window film as per the Manufacturer’s specifications and in accordance with specific req uests as to be determined and agreed to by the customer.

4 .2 Authoriz ation of dealership may be verified through the company’s 3M ID N umber.

4 .3 The ADA will provide a commercial building reference list of ten (10 ) properties where the ADA has installed window film. This list will include the following information:

* N ame of building

* The name and telephone number of a management contact

* Type of glass

* Type of film

* Amount of film installed

* Date of completion

The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

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Specifications - Safety and Security Window Film 3M Safety S140

4 .4 U pon req uest, the ADA will provide a G lass S tress Analysis of the ex isting glass and proposed glass/film combination as recommended by the film Manufacturer.

4 .5 U pon req uest, the ADA will provide an application analysis to determine available energy cost reduction and savings.

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5(79)!7 5 .1 The Manufacturer will insure proper q uality control during production, shipping and inventory, clearly identify and label each film core with the product designation and run number.

5 .2 The Manufacturer will, upon req uest and pre-approval, provide 10 0 % financing for the complete installation of the window film to the end-user customer in either an installment purchase or lease purchase format to be decided upon by customer.

5 .3 Materials shall be manufactured by:

3M R enewable E nergy Division 3M C enter, B uilding 2 35 S t. P aul, MN 5 5 14 4 -10 0 0

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8 &(2 : E x amine glass surfaces to receive new film and verify that they are free from defects and imperfections, which will affect the final appearance. C orrect all such deficiencies before starting film application.

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a. The window and window framing will be cleaned thoroughly with a neutral cleaning solution. The inside surface of the window glass shall be scraped with stainless steel raz or blades with clean, sharp edges to ensure the removal of any foreign contaminants without damages the glass surface.

b. Drop cloths or other absorbent material shall be placed on the window sill or sash to absorb moisture accumulation generated by the film application.

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8 &(2 : The film shall be applied as to the specifications of the Manufacturer by an ADA.

a. Materials will be delivered to the job site with the manufacturer’s labels intact and legible.

b. To minimiz e waste, the film will be cut to specification utiliz ing a vertical dispenser designed for that purpose. F ilm edges shall be cut neatly and sq uare at a uniform distance of 1/8 " (3 mm) to 1/16 " (1.6 mm) of the window-sealing device.

c. F ilm shall be wet-applied using clean water and slip solution to facilitate positioning of the film onto glass.

d. To ensure efficient removal of ex cess water from the underside of the film and to max imiz e bonding of the pressure sensitive adhesive, polyplastic bladed sq ueegees will be utiliz ed.

e. U pon completion, the film may have a dimpled appearance from residual moisture. S aid moisture shall, under reasonable weather conditions, dry flat with no moisture dimples within a period of 6 0 calendar days when viewed under normal viewing conditions.

f. After installation, any left over material will be removed and the work area will be returned to original condition. U se all necessary means to protect the film before, during and after the installation.

[! "$\�> )!,!2(8 2(R The film may be washed using common window cleaning solutions, including ammonia solutions, 30 days after application. Abrasive type cleaning agents and bristle brushes, which could scratch the film, must not be used. S ynthetic sponges or soft cloths are recommended.

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a) The application shall be warranted by the film manufacturer (3M) for a period of _ _ _ _ _ years in that the film will maintain solar reflective properties without crack ing, craz ing, delaminating, peeling, or discoloration. In the event that the product is found to be defective under warranty, the film manufacturer (3M) will replace such q uantity of the film proved to be defective, and will additionally provide the removal and reapplication labor free of charge.

b) 8 .2 The film manufacturer (3M) also warrants against glass failure due to thermal shock fracture of the glass window unit (max imum value $ 5 0 0 per window) provided the film is applied to recommended types of glass and the failure occurs within six ty (6 0 ) months from the start of application. Any glass failure must be reviewed by the film manufacturer (3M) prior to replacement.

The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

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3M Safety & Security Window Film Anti Graffiti 4 (AG-4) Technical Data _a`cbNdSe(f�gSh(i�j�gke(`ci�lnmpoqisr(i�t�u g^l

O ptically clear, 4 -mil (0 .10 mm) thick film to protect glass from scratches, abrasion and acid etching W ill not form chemical bond to glass, enabling easy film removal should replacement be req uired due to vandalism G lass fragment retention properties to provide basic shatter resistance R educes injury risk from flying glass.

P rotects from the harmful effects of U V light and reduces fading of interior furnishings C lass A rated interior use for F lame S pread Index and S mok e Development values per AS TM E -8 4 .

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Single Pane Tinted Double Pane Double tinted

Film 1/4"

Clear AG-4 1/4" tint AG-4 Dual 1/4"

Clear AG-4 Dual

1/4" tint AG-4

Solar Heat Gain Coefficient 0.82 0.82 0.63 0.59 0.70 0.68 0.51 0.46

Visible Light Transmitted 89% 87% 53% 47% 79% 77% 47% 45%

Visible Light Reflected Interior 9% 8% 9% 6% 15% 15% 13% 14%

Visible Light Reflected Exterior 8% 8% 13% 6% 15% 15% 8% 14%

U Value 1.03 1.03 1.03 1.03 0.47 0.47 0.47 0.47

UV Block 38% 99% NA 99% NA 99% NA 99%

Total Solar Energy Rejected 19% 19% 37% 41% 30% 32% 49% 54%

Glare Reduction NA 2% NA 11% NA 3% NA 5%

Heat Loss Reduction NA 0% NA 0% NA 0% NA 0%

Solar Heat Reduction NA 0% NA 6% NA 3% NA 9% hNu { v}_a`cbS~(i�`cgku i�l�� (nominal)

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The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

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Specifications 3M Anti-Graffiti Film AG4

This specification is for an optically clear abrasion resistant window film which, when applied to glass, will help protect the surface from vandalism. This film is intended to be a sacricial layer to help protect against damage from graffiti, glass etching, and other commonly used methods to mark glass. The film does not chemically bond to glass and is easily removed when replacement is req uired. The film shall be called *!+ A$2�.

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D The publications listed below form a part of this specification to the ex tent referenced. The publications are referred to in the tex t by the basic designation only.

The 19 8 5 American S ociety for H eating, R efrigeration, and Air C onditioning E ngineers (AS H R AE ) H andbook of F undamentals.

The American N ational S tandards Institute (AN S I).

AN S I Z 9 7 .1 S pecification for S afety G laz ing Material used in B uildings

The American S ociety for Testing and Materials (AS TM):

AS TM E -30 8 S tandard R ecommended P ractice for S pectrophotometry and Description of C olor in C IE 19 31 S ystem AS TM E -9 0 3 S tandard Methods of Test for S olar Absorbance, R eflectance and Transmittance of Materials U sing Integrating S pheres AS TM D-8 8 2 S tandard Test Method for Tensile P roperties of Thin P lastic S heeting AS TM D-10 4 4 S tandard Method of Test for R esistance of Transparent P lastics to S urface Abrasion (Taber Abrader Test) AS TM D-2 5 8 2 S tandard Test Method for P uncture-P ropagation Tear R esistance of P lastic F ilm and Thin S heeting AS TM D-4 8 30 S tandard Test Methods for C haracteriz ing Thermoplastic F abrics U sed in R oofing and W aterproofing.

AS TM G -9 0 S tandard P ractice for P erforming Accelerated O utdoor W eatheriz ing for N on-metallic Materials U sing C oncentrated N atural S unlight AS TM G 2 6 S tandard P ractice for P erforming Accelerated O utdoor W eatheriz ing for N on-metallic Materials U sing C oncentrated N atural S unlight AS TM E -8 4 S tandard Method of Test for S urface B urning C haracteristics of B uilding Materials AS TM D-10 0 4 S tandard Method of Test for R esistance of Transparent P lastics to Tearing (G raves Tear Test)

The C onsumer P roducts S afety C ommission (C P S C ) 16 C F R , P art 12 0 1, S afety S tandard for Architectural G laz ing Material

G S A-TS 0 1-2 0 0 3 G eneral S ervices Adminstration S tandard Test for G laz ing and G laz ing S ystems S ubject to Airblast L oadings

W indow 4 .1. A C omputer Tool for Analyz ing W indow Thermal P erformance, L awrence B erk eley L aboratory

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)!798 ,!> : The film material shall consist of an optically clear polyester and contain a durable abrasion resistant coating over one surface, and a U V stabiliz ed pressure sensitive adhesive on the other. The film shall have a nominal thick ness of 4 mils (0 .0 0 4 inches). The film shall be identified as to Manufacturer of O rigin (hereafter to be called Manufacturer).

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a) Tensile S trength (AS TM D8 8 2 ): 34 ,9 0 0 psi

b) B reak S trength (AS TM D8 8 2 ): 34 ,0 0 0 psi (136 lbs per inch width)

c) P ercent E longation at B reak (AS TM D8 8 2 ): > 10 0 %

d) P ercent E longation at Y ield (AS TM D8 8 2 ): greater than 10 0 %

e) P uncture S trength (AS TM D4 8 30 ): 9 3 lbs

f) Abrasion R esistance (AS TM D10 4 4 ): < 5 % increase in haz e

g) P eel S trenth: 1,0 0 0 gr/in

The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

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12 2

Specifications 3M Anti-Graffiti Film AG4

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a) V isible L ight Transmission: 8 6 %

b) V isible R eflection: not more than 10 %

c) U ltraviolet Trasmission: less than 1% (30 0 – 38 0 nm)

d) S olar H eat G ain C oefficient: 0 .8 1

3.4 <(> ,!?4?4,!B(8 > 8 . /

: The Manufacturer shall provide independent test data showing that the window film shall meet the req uirements of a C lass A Interior F inish for B uilding Materials for both F lame S pread Index and S mok ed Development V alues per AS TM E -8 4

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: The Manufacturer shall provide independent test data showing that the film shall have a surface coating that is resistant to abrasion C albrase W heel.

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: The film shall be supplied with a high mass pressure sensitive weatherable acrylate adhesive applied uniformly over the surface opposite the abrasion resistant coated surface. The adhesive shall be essentially optically flat and shall meet the following criteria:

a. V iewing the film from a distance of ten feet at angles up to 4 5 degrees from either side of the glass, the film itself shall not appear distorted.

b. It shall not be necessary to seal around the edges of the applied film system with a lacq uer or other substance in order to prevent moisture or free water from penetrating under the film system.

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&(7�J A$C(A�K 4 .1 The ADA shall provide documentation that the ADA is certified by the Manufacturer of the window film to install said window film as per the Manufacturer’s specifications and in accordance with specific req uests as to be determined and agreed to by the customer.

4 .2 Authoriz ation of dealership may be verified through the company’s 3M ID N umber.

4 .3 The ADA will provide a commercial building reference list of ten (10 ) properties where the ADA has installed window film. This list will include the following information:

* N ame of building

* The name and telephone number of a management contact

* Type of glass

* Type of film

* Amount of film installed

* Date of completion

4 .4 U pon req uest, the ADA will provide a G lass S tress Analysis of the ex isting glass and proposed glass/film combination as recommended by the film Manufacturer.

4 .5 U pon req uest, the ADA will provide an application analysis to determine available energy cost reduction and savings.

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5(79)!7 5 .1 The Manufacturer will insure proper q uality control during production, shipping and inventory, clearly identify and label each film core with the product designation and run number.

5 .2 The Manufacturer will, upon req uest and pre-approval, provide 10 0 % financing for the complete installation of the window film to the end-user customer in either an installment purchase or lease purchase format to be decided upon by customer.

5 .3 Materials shall be manufactured by:

3M R enewable E nergy Division 3M C enter, B uilding 2 35 S t. P aul, MN 5 5 14 4 -10 0 0

5.4 Point of Contact: John Susnik, Sunray 800-295-8468. Email: john@sunrayfilms.com.

The information provided in this report is believed to be reliable; however, due to the wide variety of intervening factors, 3M does not warrant that the results will necessarily be obtained. All details concerning product specifications and terms of sale are available from 3M.

S t. P aul, MN 5 5 14 4 -10 0 0 1-8 6 6 -4 9 9 -8 8 5 7 www.3M.com/windowfilm

3M is a trademark of 3M.

© 3M 2 0 12 . All rights reserved.

0 4 /0 8 DMR #

12 3

Specifications 3M Anti-Graffiti Film AG4

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8 &(2 : E x amine glass surfaces to receive new film and verify that they are free from defects and imperfections, which will affect the final appearance. C orrect all such deficiencies before starting film application.

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a. The window and window framing will be cleaned thoroughly with a neutral cleaning solution. The inside surface of the window glass shall be scraped with stainless steel raz or blades with clean, sharp edges to ensure the removal of any foreign contaminants without damages the glass surface.

b. Drop cloths or other absorbent material shall be placed on the window sill or sash to absorb moisture accumulation generated by the film application.

6 .3 M 2(D�.

8 &(2 : The film shall be applied as to the specifications of the Manufacturer by an ADA.

a. Materials will be delivered to the job site with the manufacturer’s labels intact and legible.

b. To minimiz e waste, the film will be cut to specification utiliz ing a vertical dispenser designed for that purpose. F ilm edges shall be cut neatly and sq uare at a uniform distance of 1/8 " (3 mm) to 1/16 " (1.6 mm) of the window-sealing device.

c. F ilm shall be wet-applied using clean water and slip solution to facilitate positioning of the film onto glass.

d. To ensure efficient removal of ex cess water from the underside of the film and to max imiz e bonding of the pressure sensitive adhesive, polyplastic bladed sq ueegees will be utiliz ed.

e. U pon completion, the film may have a dimpled appearance from residual moisture. S aid moisture shall, under reasonable weather conditions, dry flat with no moisture dimples within a period of 6 0 calendar days when viewed under normal viewing conditions.

f. After installation, any left over material will be removed and the work area will be returned to original condition. U se all necessary means to protect the film before, during and after the installation.

[! "$\�> )!,!2(8 2(R The film may be washed using common window cleaning solutions, including ammonia solutions, 30 days after application. Abrasive type cleaning agents and bristle brushes, which could scratch the film, must not be used. S ynthetic sponges or soft cloths are recommended.

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a) The application shall be warranted by the film manufacturer (3M) for a period of _ _ _ _ years in that the film will maintain solar reflective properties without crack ing, craz ing, delaminating, peeling, or discoloration. In the event that the product is found to be defective under warranty, the film manufacturer (3M) will replace such q uantity of the film proved to be defective, and will additionally provide the removal and reapplication labor free of charge.

b) 8 .2 The film manufacturer (3M) also warrants against glass failure due to thermal shock fracture of the glass window unit (max imum value $ 5 0 0 per window) provided the film is applied to recommended types of glass and the failure occurs within six ty (6 0 ) months from the start of application. Any glass failure must be reviewed by the film manufacturer (3M) prior to replacement.