Both problems may be reduced by the use of a very light, transparent material made of a plastic called polyethylene terephthalate, which begins life as a pellet. When melted, it gets stretched into ultra-thin sheets, which are wire hardware then dyed or treated with a thin metal coating, depending on the planned final use. It has a scratch-resistant film on the visible side, and an adhesive on the other.
Once in place, the material makes a difference in the interior comfort levels almost immed...
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