Shorter term options - exterior window film (real estate FOR LEASE type film)

[BetaCtz]

Checking-in to see what the preferred film is for something like this
"commercial FOR LEASE" type signage

- 6 - 12 month on glass
- location: Western Canada, so we're seeing freezing temps - needs to be something I can install just above freezing when it warms for a day or two.
- ideally easy to install tiled panels (in cooler weather)
- ideally easy-ish to remove at 12 month mark
- ideally - cheap

I was thinking unlaminated IJ40c, but I know there's going to be thicker materials up around the 3-4mil thickness that will help aid the install.

I'm fairly familiar with films, but I know there's shops whom print oodles of this stuff and know the way to go.
Thanks in advance.

 

[CanuckSigns]

For cold weather installs, we like the removable films from drytac, they are rated for install down to -20c i did a storefront 2 years ago and it was -12c the vinyl worked well, my fingers on the other hand...

 

[BetaCtz]

For cold weather installs, we like the removable films from drytac, they are rated for install down to -20c i did a storefront 2 years ago and it was -12c the vinyl worked well, my fingers on the other hand...

Cold weather aside - what would you normally install this with on a good day?

 

[CanuckSigns]

Cold weather aside - what would you normally install this with on a good day?

Honestly, even in good weather the drytac is a solid choice, whatever you use, get something with a clear adhesive, I think a tinted grey adhesive on the inside of the window looks horrible.

This is a good product, good for cold weather, and it's 6 mil thick, so no laminate needed if it's short term

Polar Smooth 150 Air matte white polymeric film with bubble-free technology

Polar Smooth 150 Air is a phthalate-free 6 mil (150μ) self-adhesive, printable matte white PVC film with bubble-free technology.

www.drytac.com