Flexfilm Blog

Light Box: A Quick, Easy Way to Check Window Tint Colors

Hey, it’s Ralph from Flexfilm. I’m showing off a new Amazon find called a light box. It’s a flat white pad that lights up, and it cost me around 30 bucks. I use it to spot subtle colors in films an...

Do Labels Matter?

I’ve got two bourbons on my shelf, both from Buffalo Trace, both 107 proof. One is Pappy Van Winkle 15-Year, which can cost a few thousand bucks if you find it. The other is Weller Antique 107, usu...

What is Flexfilm's Business Model?

At Flexfilm, we do things differently—and we’re proud of it. I’m Ralph, and I wanted to clear up some confusion about our business model. For over 60 years, big brands have dominated the window fil...

Installing Pressure Sensitive VS Dry Adhesive

At Flexfilm, we often get asked about the difference between pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) and dry adhesive (DA) in window films. So, in this post, I’m breaking it down and showing you that, wh...

Pressure Sensitive VS Dry Adhesive

At Flexfilm, we often get questions about the adhesives used in window films. Whether it’s for automotive or architectural (flat glass) applications, the goal of any adhesive is simple: stick to th...

Is A Cap Sheet Necessary for Paint Protection Film (PPF)?

When it comes to paint protection film, like our FlexGuard, there’s one key decision to make: do you order it with a cap sheet or without? While it might seem like a small detail, understanding the...