Saw him grab a harsh ammonia spray. Could have ruined the film. Always double check what products your team is using.
I was installing a storefront window yesterday and my neighbor came by to chat. Ngl, he picked up a piece of glass with his bare hands and I had to quickly tell him to put it down. Now I'm concerned he might try to do his own glass projects unsafely. How have you guys handled similar situations with people who don't know the risks?
It hit me how important anti-glare coatings are for street-facing glass. We should really push for that in local codes to cut down on accidents.
Had two callbacks this month for windows that failed after a cold snap. Thinking we might need to adjust our installation specs.
Had a job where the customer wanted a full grid design on a big window wall. Always thought it looked too busy and was extra work. But after installing it, the light spread evenly and hid minor flaws in the glass. Now I get why some folks prefer it. Anyone have tips for cutting all those pieces fast?