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What we learned on the glass.

Short articles written from Epic’s own installations, tests and service calls — not brochures. Each one leads with the footage or the photos, then the detail for the people who want it. New article every week; the feed is at /insights/rss.xml.

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EPA Federal Triangle headquarters, Washington, D.C. — one of the federal buildings protected under Chris Eder’s early blast-mitigation work

Craft · October 5, 2026

The 1%: why Epic started as a safety-film company

Nobody teaches security film as its own trade, so most of it is installed like a window treatment. Epic was built the other way around: safety film first.

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Finished office at a county government building in Albuquerque: a custom-printed frost band over 3M S2400 security film at screen height

Protect · October 4, 2026

Frost it, number it, brand it — over security film

A county building in Albuquerque needed blast and forced-entry film on its street glass, and privacy for the screens behind it. One layer solved both.

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Epic’s precision cutting table in the Colorado cutting department with a roll of 3M security film loaded

Craft · October 3, 2026

Shop-cut from day one. Machine-cut since 2023.

Epic has never trimmed film to your glass by hand. What 3M filmed in 2023 was our manual cutting machine; Epic Precision replaced it that year.

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Godley ISD entry glass after the September 2023 windstorm: broken but held in the frame by 3M security film

Protect · October 2, 2026

What the film did at Godley

A windstorm broke every window on one side of a Godley ISD building. The filmed ones stayed closed — then the district’s own officers tried to get through.

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Conference room glass with film installed, clean and clear

Protect · October 1, 2026

How to clean filmed glass (and keep the warranty)

The 30-day cure, the cleaners 3M actually recommends (yes, Windex Original), the tools, and the short list of things that should never touch window film.

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