Sunglasses

Well, it is actually pretty easy, just a long process, you need soapy water and you will need razors and a rubber tool to smooth it out with. All you do is measure on the outside of the window using your soapy water so you can move the tint around, then you will need to make sure that you cut the edges and shave it down so that it will fit the right way. then you will need to make sure that you spray down the inside of the windo so that you can move and adjust it into place. once you have it in place, you will need to use your tool to smooth and straightin it against the inside of the window. this will cause all the water to run out the sides.

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Actually, the difficulty of tinting glass varies on a few variables.

1. How curved is the glass you will be working on? What type of door will you be working on? Framed or frameless? How clean of an install do you wish to have? Once you are able to answer those questions I may be able to provide you with a fair answer.

The overall process is pretty consistent though. Clean the exterior of the glass and surrounding areas including the doors, top of the car, the glass seal, the gasket the inside of the glass and then do it again. I won't go into detail now as I do not have the time but I can tell you that cleaning involves scraping the glass with stainless steel blades scratchless pads, or very fine wool; scrubbing out the gaskets multiple times until there is no dirt left. This may take a few times depending on the age and cleanliness of the car. You will have to clean out the gasket (found across the bottom of the glass where the glass meets the door. These gaskets are sometimes lined with felt. As the felt deteriorates it falls apart and it may seem that now matter how much you attempt to clean it it never does as the felt particles continuously fall off on to the glass and into your tint. You may opt to either remove the door panel, the gasket or try to tape the gasket up and back.

Keep in mind that some times cars are just too dirty to tint and will involve extensive tedious labor to get a very clean tint job. That is of course if you want a clean tint job. If you don't, just follow the basic instructions and you'll be okay.

Then there is the whole familiarity with how film behaves and how you can handle it. How to properly use your tools such as a heat gut to shrink film and not burn it. How to select the proper squeege for the task at hand and how to use it accordingly as to not crease the tint.

Once you master all the nuances and you put in a lot of practice, tinting gets easier.

I think it is safe to say that a noob would most likely have a very difficult time attempting to achieve a clean install. There may be an exception to the rule out there, but from my experience I have yet to find one that is completely new to the trade that is able to successfully achieve a clean tint job the first time around.

So in conclusion I'd like to answer your question: How hard is it to tint? It is both very easy and very difficult. It will vary on your level of skill and patience.

And then there is flat glass tinting...

Chanel is a brand that specializes in both haute couture and ready-to-wear fashion. It's main competitors in the same market are long-standing fashion houses like Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent (Saint Laurent), Armani, Valentino, Versace, and Jean Paul Gautier.

Leggings are like longjohns, they can go down to your ankle or knee and are often made of cotton. They have an elastic waist and can have decoration on them. Some ballerinas use them under their leatart.

You can... * take them back to the store you bought them from. * you can take them to your local Chanel Store... if you don't know where this is go to chanel.com this is what was put under the FAQ on chanel.com so all rights are reserved to them Where can I take my sunglasses for repair?

We are sorry that you have experienced problems with the item, and suggest that you send or personally deliver the merchandise in need of repair with accompanying sales receipt to the store where it was purchased. If the purchase location is not convenient for a merchandise return, contact your nearest CHANEL Boutique for further assistance. To find your nearest CHANEL Boutique, please visit our Store Locator at http://www.chanel.com

. All products purchased at authorized CHANEL Eyewear vendors include a warranty within the eyewear case. Eyewear products are guaranteed against defects for 24 months. Defects caused by accidents, improper or unauthorized use of the frames are not covered under the warranty. For this guarantee to apply, the certificate must be filled in, stamped by the dealer and dated.

Should you require additional information, please call (800) 550-0005 to speak with a CHANEL Customer Service Representative. We appreciate your continued interest in CHANEL

hope this helps.....

In Roman times, Emperor Nero liked to watch gladiator fights through emeralds, to avoid the sun getting in his eyes. It is likely that humans in other time periods prior to the invention of sunglasses may also have put various materials over their face to protect their eyes from the brightness of the sun, but little evidence exists for this until we reach the 12th century. The 12th century is when sunglasses were invented properly, in China. They were using lenses made from imperfection-heavy quartz to block out the light from the sun, and primitive frames to hold them against the wearer's face. These sunglasses didn't protect against harmful UV rays or help their wearer to see any better (in fact, they made it very difficult to see), but they provided some relief from having the bright sun constantly shining into their eyes. Only the rich had them, but they found many uses for them - Chinese rulers and judges, for example, found that they could use the sunglasses to hide the expression on their face when they were talking to someone, allowing them to seem emotionally detached from situations. It was not until the 20th century that sunglasses really took off, though, as Hollywood stars started wearing them to protect their eyes from the bright studio lights. By 1929, an entrepreneur named Sam Foster had put sunglasses into mass production in America, and was doing a roaring trade through his company, Foster Grant of Atlantic City. In 1936, Polaroid filters were invented, allowing glasses to protect against UV rays for the first time, and making them a desirable item for health reasons as well as for reasons of fashion and comfort - useful in World War II, when soldiers had to fight in the French summer. Since then, there have been few developments in sunglasses, with the basic science and materials remaining basically the same for the last seventy years - but, like other useful inventions of the period, they remain a big seller. Source: http://ezinearticles.com/?Sunglasses-Were-Invented-in-China&id=248125
before answering these question i want to make clear that SUNGLASSES means glasses which gives protection from sun, so we cant say that Roman emperor Nero invented it, or introduced it. we can say that it got invented by Sam Foster, as he is the person who introduced ultraviolet filters which eliminates the UV rays.
before answering these question i want to make clear that SUNGLASSES means glasses which gives protection from sun, so we cant say that Roman emperor Nero invented it, or introduced it. we can say that it got invented by Sam Foster, as he is the person who introduced ultraviolet filters which eliminates the UV rays.
Sunglasses were properly invented in china in the 12th century. Before that In Roman times, Emperor Nero liked to watch gladiator fights through emeralds, to avoid the sun getting in his eyes. Chinese were using lenses made from imperfection-heavy quartz to block out the light from the sun.

There are no Oliver People's Boutiques located in Canada. There may be some optical shops that may sell them, but it is even harder to even find this certain type of sunglasses for sale.

Glass is formed by heating sand to its melting point. Objects are then either cast or blown to their desired shape and allowed to cool slowly

Glass is made from a mixture of sand and other materials. Just regular sand can be made into glass, but it must be heated to about 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. It's also possible to make glass out of sand, sodium carbonate, and limestone. Together, they can melt at a lower temperature and make glass.

Traditionally it was mass with fine, high quality glass, cut into shape and ground down and polished until it was the correct shape, however with the advent of plastics, they are usually made from polycarbonate or CR-69 (allyl diglycol carbonate).

well first they et sand. then they melt it in a smelter and add stuff like lead.

after that they let it cool down and it makes glass.

did you know glass is a liquid =D

Yea i have a good idea buy the real thing. If u cant afford it then do bother what is the point in ruining brand names by fakes.

Some poor people cannot be trusted.

# Polarized (reduce glare caused by light reflected from polarizing surfaces such as water.) # Non-Polarized# B15-XLT (Dark Brown) # G15-XLT (Dark Green) Some of the above can be plastic or glass. I'm not sure if the B15 & G15 XLT lenses are polarized; however, they do cost more money.

When cleaning new dishes or glasses, the sticky residue will come off with soap and hot water. Goo Gone and rubbing alcohol also work for stickier, stubborn residue.

You can examine it closely for wording like "FACSIMILE" or "REPLICA" ... some copies were marked this way. Otherwise, have it examined by an expert. Check out the following website for coin shows in your area, where you can take the currency and have it appraised for free : http://www.coinshows.com

Two reasons:

1) They can only wear prescription sunglasses

2) They think that the sun doesn't have harmful rays that the sun can damage their eyes

Group 2 people are not that bright

Depending on what pair of Oakley's you purchase will decide weather they are polarized or not. Some Oakley sunglasses are polarized and others are not.

Photochromatic sun-sensitive lenses that quickly darken in bright conditions, and quickly return to a clear state in ordinary indoor lighting. This is a solution for people that would like prescription eyeware, but are worried about having more than one pair of glasses. Read more about prescription eye ware in the related links below.

yes

Polarized lenses are used in sunglasses to reduce glare from reflective surfaces such as the surface of a lake or the hood of a car. They accomplish this feat through a process called polarization, much like a venetian blind controls sunlight through a window.

yes. i know this because my bro is coulerblind and he has polarized sunglasses.

No. You must used special ISO glasses.

Carrera Sunglasses are made just outside Italy, not china.

Although a lot of people think they are made in Italy, they are however made under contract in China. This may change depending on the design and costs, but the vast majority come out of the same factory that supplies sunglasses to all the other designer brands.

it doesnt matter. Oakleys are better and less expensive

Ray Charles wore sunglasses because when he was only 5 years old he witnessed the drowing of his younger brother. Soon after he started losing his eyesight and by the age of 7 he was blind. Some sources say that Charles lost his vision as a result of glaucoma, and other sources point to an eye infection that was left untreated.

The Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock Texas has some nice ones.

hey ! you can go to amazon.com they have them there for $2 to $5.95 (: they are deff. cute

Go to amazon and look it up, they have some reakky cool glasses.