A SoHo jewelry store hardened against smash-and-grab and acid graffiti with a two-film system — security film plus anti-graffiti protection on one storefront.
Five years of acid graffiti with no film protection helped close an East Village storefront — what recurring, unprotected glass damage really costs a retail business.
Under the construction paper of a SoHo jewelry store: acid graffiti, deep scratches, and failed film — all restored and re-protected before opening day.
Can anti-graffiti film hide acid etching? A real test at 141 East Houston Street that partly overturned the industry’s flat “no.”
A SoHo jewelry storefront on West Broadway: acid graffiti restored to optical clarity, then layered with anti-graffiti and security film before grand opening.
