3M Window Film on glass top humidor

Hey Guys,

I've got a glass top humidor en-route, and wanted to know if anyone here has tried applying window film on the inside glass portions of their humidor?

I like the idea of seeing my cigars through the glass lid, and plan to have it on my desk at work, but I also want to make sure the UV rays or the heat generating long-wavelengths stay clear of my smokes.

Here is what I'm looking at:

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...beT4DCJBL6BVgl

You can buy small sheets of this from the local hardware store. Has anyone tried this out yet? Or is this simply not necessary?

Thanks,

Frank

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Originally Posted by cigar547

Hey Guys,

I've got a glass top humidor en-route, and wanted to know if anyone here has tried applying window film on the inside glass portions of their humidor?

I like the idea of seeing my cigars through the glass lid, and plan to have it on my desk at work, but I also want to make sure the UV rays or the heat generating long-wavelengths stay clear of my smokes.

Here is what I'm looking at:

http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...beT4DCJBL6BVgl

You can buy small sheets of this from the local hardware store. Has anyone tried this out yet? Or is this simply not necessary?

Thanks,

Frank

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You might try stopping in at a car window tint shop. They usually have some very light shades. Most use 3M and might have some sizeable scraps they would donate.