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Oddly, we eventually heard about a guy in Tampa doing the same type film art of commercial glass. We took first place in both auto and flat glass categories, blowing everyone else out of the water to the extent we were not invited back unless we bought their film. I've attached a couple 3 pictures showing the liner trace of one particular picture somebody was interested in, an entry door to a radio station in Estero FL and one with all of us pictured at window film art tint-off held in Orlando by Gila Films. Layering in colors, if they wanted it in color. Film would be installed, liner taped to the other side and begin cutting away unnecessary film to achieve the end goal. It started by tracing a pic's lines with super fine sharpie onto liner material (we saved liner when doing large commercial glass for this purpose). We used overhead projectors to enlarge-to-fit any picture a person brought us. Me and my crew began doing tint tattoos for any glass back in the mid-80's. Dano, this caught my eye and reminded me of the early days.
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