C-Bond Glass Strengthening System Window Film

Dozens of hours and truckloads of expensive resources are a natural part of a homeowners path to transform a residence into a home. After such a grueling process and heavy investment, homeowners shouldn’t have to worry about a stray baseball or tree branch ruining their next week. Glass fixtures in homes are the most vulnerable and can be some of the most expensive to replace, with glass strengthening, homeowners can ensure they don’t have to worry about coming home to a broken window.

C-Bond Glass Strengthening

Being prepared for unforeseen event’s is key to maintaining your residential property. By taking precautionary measures, homeowners can mitigate the damage of unexpected events and protect their home. If you find yourself looking for a high quality and inexpensive way to protect your glass windows and doors, C-Bond Glass Strengthening Systems could be your perfect solution. C-bond is a liquid solution, applied to the surface of glass, forms a durable protective coating after drying. This incredibly strong barrier protects your homes glass windows and doors against strikes and impact, potentially saving thousands of dollars. In areas with strong winds, this state of the art glass strengthening system can prevent your glass from shattering when debris is swept up and strikes your home. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the benefits homeowners can enjoy after installing C-Bond, offering them peace of mind knowing they have taken safety precautions should an unexpected situation arise.

Typically the whole process is done by a professional to ensure homeowners get the most out of their upgrade. Everything begins with carefully cleaning and drying the glass. Once the glass is clean, C-Bond liquid is applied with a sprayer, brush or roller. It is then allowed to dry for 24 hours while the bonding process begins. During this time, a coating forms on the surface of the glass, bonds to it and creating a stronger, more durable surface. Tiny particles in the solution create a strong mechanical bond with the glass, while polymer resins create a chemical bond. Once the coating has dried, It is recommended that your glass is inspected to ensure everything has been applied evenly and thoroughly.