Protect Your Turf Posted on November 3, 2016November 3, 2016 by Cherlyn R Synthetic grass, also known as turf is a big investment. Adding turf increases the appearance of your home or business. Many people may not know that the sun can damage turf. When sunlight is reflected and magnified off reflective glass, like the windows of your home or business, the sunlight strikes the turf and can cause it to melt. This damages the turf and often has to be replaced. Turf guard window film will prevent this from happening. The window film reduces the glare that reflects off nearby windows. Window Tint LA offers two film types. Both options are applied to the exterior of your window. The first option is a matte frost film. This film is best in situations where visibility is not important. The film blocks visibility when looking in and out of the window. This option provides total privacy, heat reduction, UV protection, and glare reduction all while still allowing up to 73% of natural light in your space. The second option is our most popular. This is a screen film. The film does not block visibility, its similar to looking in and out of a bug screen. The film is available in white, silver, and black with silver being the most popular. Samples are available for both film options. We offer free consultations. We will measure your glass, provide samples that are yours to keep, answer your questions, and provide you a quote! Call 310-935-1748 to schedule your free consultation today! Window film installed to protect turf in beautiful Claremont home Turf guard window film installed to prevent discoloring of turf Close up of window film View of second story windows after turf guard has been installed. Window film installed to reduce glare on windows. Window film installed to stop turf from melting Recently Completed: Window Film Prevents Turf From Burning Protect your lawn with Turf Guard Window Screen Stop Turf Burning and Discoloring With Window Film Window Film for Artificial Turf – Stop Turf Damage from Reflective Low E Windows