IF you note, I goofed.

the one should be www.solamatrix.com

and the www.madico.com

CPFilms.com

Does that show you I am a little dull today. Don't you dare answer that :(

janers

This address led me to a very cool site on Fifties sci-fi shows.

CP Films has a second site,
http://www.gilafilms.com/Residential/residential-window-film.htm
for their do-it-yourself films.

I've put CP Film's titanium-coated film on a couple of windows.  One
thing they don't mention on the box is that you need a small installation
kit for the do-it-yourself work.  It's nothing complicated or expensive.
A spray bottle of a soapy solution, a squeegee, a cutter with a
segmented blade and a cutting guide.  You waste a lot of plastic
following their directions, and I wish I'd simply cut it to size before
putting it up.  The major problem is that the film comes in a roll, so
once you remove the backing and expose the sticky side you have
to be careful that it doesn't curl up and stick to itself.  You need
to use their setting solution to wash it.

The film does work, though, and the titanium film has some good
heat-rejecting qualities as well.  They claim you can save almost a
hundred dollars per year on air conditioning costs.  The plastic in the
film is supposed to last for several years before it wears out (heat
and UV light will age plastic).  As a plus, if you live in the US they
give you directions to write off the costs on your income tax.
It's sold in some hardware stores.

Isn't that what they told the Tin Man in "The Wizard of Oz"?

--Bill Thompson