Family Owned Business since 1982 

check out the 2012 nickelodeon awards-

they used our 5 mil mirrorsheeting on their building.

Due to the dip in the economy we are trying to do most of our shipping Tues thru Thurs.  So if you are calling on Fridays or Mondays we may or may not be here to answer the phones.

1 mil = 0.001 inch

          SHIPPED within 4 business days

Hot weather is here, if you want to save up to hundreds of dollars a month off your air conditioning expenses, then you want to put 1 mil or 2 mil in your attic.  This is what you can expect, your air conditioning season will not start for a month after everyone else, it will end a month earlier, and your air conditioner will run a short time and kick off for an equal amount of time rather than running all day long. This is very simple to install in houses with an attic or crawl space. When installing leave air gaps at the top so the heat can rise out, and at the bottom between passes to promote ventilation and an escape for the hot air, this way your attic will not rise to 3 digit numbers. Because the crawl space gets so hot without a heat barrier your air conditioner will not turn off.  Our product is a radiant heat barrier, metalized on both sides. How much do you spend on air conditioning? Wouldn't it be nice to cut that by 60% or 70%. 

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ORDER FORM BELOW

Who are we:  We are a family run business originated by Niel and Sheri Nielsen. Our son Josh Nielsen has taken over most of the duties. We have been in the business of selling mylar and mirror sheeting films wholesale to stores since 1982 for 30 years.  We saw a need for the public to make mirrors for dance studios, use mirror sheeting in solar applications, and insulate windows and walls to conserve energy.  We decided to start selling our films directly to the public.  We wanted to maintain our small family business status, as we are a husband, wife and son team.  We are raising 4 children and sometimes are not able to make it to the phone so please do not be discouraged if we miss your call. We do check our email everyday, and find it the easier way to communicate.  Thanks for doing business with us, and helping us to stay afloat in these hard times.

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SAMPLES

Option 1: Send a self addressed stamped envelope (business size, No. 10, 4"x 9") the size you get your bills in....with 1 stamp on it, .and ($3.00)  for samples of 1, 2, & 5 mil. 

Option 2:  order below for $5.00 includes envelope and shipping.

 

SEND TO: Nielsen Enterprises 3019 S. 256th ST.        253 941-7281         Kent, WA. 98032

Or you can order them below.

Option 2: Order online below for $5.00 without sending the envelope and postage.

PAYPAL SAMPLE ORDER FORM

Samples 1, 2, & 5 mil      $5.00  includes shipping   samples are good for determining what thickness you would like. Sheeting cannot be returned so get samples if you are not sure. The samples are coated on both sides

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MAKING MIRRORS

In order to make a mirror, it is critical that the mirror sheeting be as flat as possible. People have had varying success with different strategies of doing this, a few of which we have described below. Feel free to give these ideas a try, or try your own.

If you decide to make a mirror, the first step I suggest is ordering samples. You need to be able to make the mirror flat, so choose a type of sheeting that you think you can accomplish this with or you will get distortion in the reflected image. The mirror sheeting does scratch easily, so you need to clean it with a polishing cloth and lemon pledge, or you can cover it with the extra clear film.  

Some people use thin material and stretch it on a frame, the end result of which is similar to "mylar mirrors" on frames that usually sell for about $600.00 on the web. Others use the thicker film and tensioners (can be ordered below) to mount it. Some use double back mounting tape, some wooden dowels or boards on the top and bottom. Some recommendations regarding this procedure can be found at the link here: Instructions for a portable mirror on a frame.

Tension clips we sell for Creating a Mirror on a Frame

Tensioners  for Making Mirrors  

These make it possible to construct a mirror by pulling the edges and  corners tight. It includes an eyelet screw that goes into the wall and a clip that bites into the mirror sheeting and an adjuster with a wing nut to apply tension. You will need at least one on each corner to  pull the sheeting tight.    Includes: 1 eyelet screw, 1 adjuster with wing nut, and 1 clip. You can put this in a stud in the wall, or for a portable mirror screw it into a frame made of PVC pipe.

Tension Clips 1 clamp, 1 eyelet screw, 1 adjuster w/ wing nut, and 1 clip for one corner $4.00 per clip    (Above black clip)

_______ We have recently been experimenting with using wooden dowels (about 1" diameter) on the top and bottom edges of a piece of mirror sheeting to create a mirror. Also tried a flat board with the sheeting stapled with duct tape over the mirror sheeting under the staples. Then use a turnbuckle to attach an eye hook on the dowel to an eye hook in the wall so you can screw it tighter on each corner to make it even.  This process is easier than using tensioners and has produced generally good results.                                ________turnbuckle

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ORDER FORM FOR MIRROR SHEETING

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      Note on "mil" measurement: 1 mil = 0.001 inch [international, U.S.], same unit used for garbage bags      2 MIL IS ABOUT THE THICKNESS OF PAPER 5 MIL ABOUT THE THICKNESS OF A BUSINESS CARD

*Please include your phone number with Paypal orders for the UPS mailing label.

SAMPLE PACK

 

1 MIL, 2 MIL AND 5 MIL SAMPLE PAK
You get a  4" X 9" PIECE OF EACH THICKNESS	$5.00 includes shipping

1 MIL  Thick  SILVER (Coated both sides):  Frame it for mirrors, needs to be pulled tight. Good for Hydroponic Gardening.      

1 mil x 54" (mirrored both sides)
10 ft 1 mil x 54"  $13.00
25 ft 1 mil x 54"  $19.00
50 ft 1 mil x 54"  $31.00
100 ft 1 mil x 54"  $53.00

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 2 MIL Thick SILVER (Coated both sides): Easier to work with than 1 mil.  Same coating.  

2 mil x 54" (mirrored both sides)
10 ft 2 mil x 54"    $21.00
25 ft 2 mil x 54"    $32.00
50 ft 2 mil x 54"    $52.00
100 ft 2 mil x 54"    $92.00

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5 MIL SILVER (Coated both sides): Great for making mirrors. Can scratch if rubbed too hard, must be cleaned with lemon pledge and a polishing cloth or cotton diaper, not terry cloth or paper towels. 

10 ft 5 mil x 54"   $53.00
25 ft 5 mil x 54"  $90.00
50 ft 5 mil x 54"  $162.00
100 ft 5 mil x 54"  $279.00

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CLEAR FILMS

 (CLEAR): Very clear, great for storm windows. Works best if applied on a framework with an air gap. You can see through this film like glass, not that cloudy stuff you buy at home depot. You can also use it over other mirror sheeting to protect it from scratching and dirt.   Makes a green house effect, so it can also be useful for indoor gardening.  

2 mil x 54" Clear
25 ft 2 ml x 54" Clear $30.00
50 ft 2 ml x 54" Clear $48.00
100 ft 2 ml x 54" Clear $86.00

 Clear 5 mil x 48"

25 ft 5 mil CLEAR  x 48"    $65.00
50 ft 5 mil CLEAR x 48"     $116.00
100ft 5 mil CLEAR x 48"    $201.00

Clear 7 mil  x 48" 

25ft 7 mil CLEAR x 48"     $97.00
50ft 7 mil CLEAR x 48"     $184.00

 *Please include your phone number for the UPS mailing label.

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These are discounted prices for high quality mirror sheeting and are subject to

changes.  Orders over $700.00 get 10% off (rolled off on 25, 50 or 100 ft

 rolls)

Or you can buy master rolls

If you order  80 lb master rolls I can give you 

1 mil x 54" wide approx. 2,469 Linear feet   $800.00 (saves

 you $500.00)

2 mil x 54" wide approx. 1,235 Linear feet   $800.00  (saves 

 you $336.00)

5 mil x 54" wide  approx 494 Linear feet    $800.00  (saves

 you $578.00)

Orders can be made by phone: Call with credit card to Nielsen Enterprises at (253) 941-7281 WITH CREDIT CARD

By mail: send check or money order to Nielsen Enterprises, 3019 S 256th ST, KENT, WA 98032

Online via paypal:  Click on the View Cart button above. Paypal account is snomo@snomo.com

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Shipping and Handling charges for UPS Ground Service For Single Roll orders

Multiple rolls will cost more if I need to ship more than 1 box

I WILL SHIP TO CANADA, IF YOU ORDER IT WILL NOT ADD SHIPPING, I WILL HAVE TO EMAIL YOU WITH THE SHIPPING, AS MY CHART ONLY WORKS ON CONTINENTAL US.

Shipping can be higher if you order multiple rolls, and we need to ship multiple boxes.   If the widths are the same on different films, we can roll one over the top of the other to fit in one box.

8.8% Sales Tax will be charged for orders in Washington State.

I no longer ship outside the US and Canada, it costs too much  for shipping out of the country. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

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SPEC'S

Vapor Aluminization Deposition Specifications Sheet

Coating: Aluminum Oxide (99.99% Aluminum)  

Plating Tolerance: ±10%

Surface Reflectivity: 99% to 92%  using 650 nanometre

Surface Tension: 40 dyne/cm 

Aluminum Melting Temperature: 2699°F/660°C

Flame Class 2     Meets 94 vtm-4

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND TESTIMONIALS

Daycares, Mothers, put this on your wall, and let your children draw on it with erasable markers, or even crayons, while watching themselves, then clean with a diaper and mild soap, and let them do it again and again.  Protect your walls while enhancing your child's imagination.

Wives put it in your shower for your husband to shave with.  Less mess, fast and done.

NOTHING on this planet is MORE reflective or cost effective than OUR mirror sheeting!! White paint doesn't compare! You'll receive FREE light from your walls, a 30% faster growth rate in your hydroponic garden, highest quality guaranteed.

Our 1, 2, and 5  mil, are mostly opaque, and you cannot see thru them. 

Our 2 sided mirror sheeting is one of the most reflective products on the market today.

You get a perfect mirror quality reflection from our 5 mil product, its the Premier film on the market today!

We are #1 in customer satisfaction around the world, and nobody beats our price for quality material, we wont sell junk film.

People have been finding all kinds of new ways to use our mirror sheeting.

The top  applications are:

1. INSULATION IN HOUSES (used on rafters, in attics, on windows, and as a house wrapping for moisture barrier.) NOTE* When working in your attic, especially a hot one, it is important to check periodically for any condensation.  When hot air meets cold moist air, it causes condensation in the wee hours of the morning. If this is happening in your attic then you will need to add ventilation with fans, or vents. Fans would be the best choice hooked to a thermostat and a timer set to come on if it gets to a high temp, expelling the heat, and by a timer periodically to prevent any condensation that might cause mold, mildew, or rotting. 
2.  WINDOW SHADES TESTIMONIALS OF REDUCING THE HEAT IN A 3RD STORY OFFICE BUILDING IN CALIFORNIA BY 20 TO 25º

(the mirror sheeting should not be attached to the window for permanent installation, because the shiney (metallized side) will start to break down after a year or so if you have sweaty windows, you should  put it on a roller or leave an air gap) A thick double backed tape works well, attached to the frame of the window , leaving a small air gap between the film and the window, if you don't want to make roller shades.  Just put it on the corners, and pull tight to make the film flat. You can see thru the single sided film, and it acts like a one way mirror when you have the sun shining on it from the outside, giving you added privacy.

We also carry clear for storm windows in the winter.

Double sided film cannot be seen through, great for privacy, and total blocking of the sunlight.  

Hey!  RV/HOME OWNERS/SNOWBIRDS ETC IN AZ, TX, FL, AND ANYWHERE ELSE THAT IT IS SO  DARN HOT! Feel the heat on your rv roof now, then I challenge you all to try our product by putting some 1, 2, 5, or 7 mil. over anything that gets hot from the sun, especially your roof.  Its like being in the shade, you could just lay some down over your roof, securing it with double back mounting tape, trimming out or around vents, air conditioning units etc.  Anything that gets hot by the sun will be cured of that, boom!  Or you could build a framework, that can be removed, and attach it to it.  Heat from the sun completely bounces off the film before your roof can get hot. The film never gets hot and it is a water vapor barrier, also besides being a radiant heat barrier.  Use the 1 mil in your attic, or crawl space, on the floors and rafters, leaving a 1/2 to 1 inch air gap between passes, so it can breathe.  Maybe an attic fan would be another good idea, in reducing your attic temp. which boils down to your being to darn hot! If you have new construction, put the 1mil behind your drywall everywhere, that is probably one of the best things you can do, for significant savings.  It is an absolute must for cabins, and ice fishing huts, anything that needs insulation for hot or cold. The propane heater heat actually bounces off the walls, and seals out the cold making you warmer. If you think you are hot, what about your mom, dad, grandparents and others you love.  

Attach it to old fashioned window shades to make them bright and modern.  Pull them down when you want it, pull it up when you don't.  

5 and 7 mil, are the perfect choice for making a mirror out of your walls, or doors, even floors and ceilings. Popular for the proms, making dances more exciting, photography studios, day cares, fitness and dance studio's, solar buffs, and contractors  love our products.

PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH YOUR TESTIMONIALS TO ADD TO MY WEBSITE.

1. REFLECTS HEAT AND LIGHT IN HYDROPONIC GROWING
2. STRIPS IN FRUIT TREES TO PREVENT BIRD INFESTATION
3. HEAT DEFLECTOR USED IN AUTO'S, BOATS, PLANES, SNOWMOBILES, ETC.
4. FISHING LURES
5. WINDOWS TO DEFLECT THE DAMAGING SUN RAYS
6. SAFE BABY MIRRORS
7. REFLECT HEAT AWAY FROM PET CAGES
8. EMERGENCY BLANKETS (HELPS TO MAINTAIN BODY HEAT)
9. OUT DOOR GARDEN HOOD AROUND INDIVIDUAL PLANTS TO INCREASE SUN INTAKE ON (TOMATOES ETC.)
10. CHRISTMAS WRAP (REFLECTS TREE LIGHTS, WRAP WITH RED RIBBON FOR BEAUTIFUL EFFECT.
11. CHRISTMAS TREE BLANKET (a reflective base to emphasize those beautiful lights)
12. DANCE FLOORS, KIDS GO WILD!!!
13. PHOTOGRAPHY
14. PUT ON THE BACK OF YOUR FISH TANK. MAKES IT SEEM LARGER AND INCREASES YOUR LIGHTS EFFECTS. Makes lonely birds sing with joy of friendship.
15. ANTI STATIC CAPABILITIES
16. GROUND STRIP FOR YOUR CAR TO STOP THOSE ANNOYING STATIC SHOCKS
17. SOLAR APPLICATIONS 
18.   If you want to check out his website for a lot of solar info it is www.redrok.com    
19. read testimonial at bottom of page  Never leave solar materials unattended in the sun, it can cause a fire, it is a powerful tool and must not be pointed toward anything not intended, as damage will occur.  It gets very hot.

** Insulation in Houses - In the southern states where attic temperatures are very hot (120+degrees) air conditioners work extremely hard to over ride the presence of extreme heat above, trying to "bake" the living space of your home. Our film separates the two temperature zones, protecting your living space, allowing the air conditioner to work more effectively. Heat in the attic is reflected back up through attic vents, hence a big difference!! You will be amazed. In the north where it is cold, the opposite occurs. Your heater or wood stove creates heat that rises trying to escape. Cold air in you attic absorbs this heat. Our film again separates the two temperature zones reflecting the heat back down to your living space, keeping your home warmer or cooler for less money.  Important.....  How to:  Put on perpendicular to joists, that is a 90 degree angle, leaving a 1/2 to 1 inch air gap between passes.

You can expect lower air conditioning, and lower heating bills. Our film is inexpensive and you can install it yourself. 

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Cleaning the mirror sheeting

It is recommended that cleaning be done with a cloth diaper.

A mil is .001 of an inch, a measurement used to measure your garbage bags.

That is 1000th of an inch.

All thickness's can be cut with scissors or razor knife

Storing Film-- it must be kept away from humidity when on the roll, and should be used as soon as possible after you get it. If exposed to condensation  while on the roll it will peel.  

All our films are metallized  polyester film,  as with any metallized film care should be given to never allow it to come in contact with exposed live electrical wires, or sources, it can cause fire, and or electrocution. To avoid suffocation do not allow any small children to play with any plastic that may be able to suffocate a child.

For quotes on Dupont Mylar® films please email or call us.  snomo@snomo.com  253 941-7281

• Note: Shipping and handling charges added to all orders:

 

We accept all major credit cards by phone, or send check or money orders to:

Nielsen Enterprises, 3019 S 256th St, Kent, WA  98032

We will hold checks 10 days to clear.

• Special Wholesale Offer
• ORDERS OVER $700.00 GET 10% OFF. 10, 25, 50 or 100 ft rolls.
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• Or you can save even more by buying master rolls 

   

  If you order  80 lb master rolls I can give you 

   

  1 mil x 54" wide approx. 2,469 Linear feet   $800.00 (saves

   you $500.00)

  
  2 mil x 54" wide approx. 1,235 Linear feet   $800.00  (saves 

   you $336.00)

   

  5 mil x 54" wide  approx 494 Linear feet    $800.00  (saves

   you $578.00)
  

   

• Prices are subject to change without notice:
                                                

Email Address: snomo@snomo.com 

 

*Mylar® is a registered trademark of Dupont Tiejin films.

We accept: Visa, Discover, American Express and MasterCard

Return Policy:  NO RETURNS, GET SAMPLES FIRST AND MAKE SURE IT IS WHAT YOU WANT BEFORE ORDERING PLEASE.

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Discaimer: Nielsen Enterprises will not liable for other peoples mis use of this product and will not be held responsible for other peoples actions.  It must be kept away from electricity, it is plastic and can suffocate a child, it can impair vision if reflected to the eye, and can cause fire in solar applications.

• Website Last updated Sept 2011

Links

www.HydroponicVegetableGardening.com Learn the secrets of growing  vegetables in small spaces without soil or effort.

Solar Testitmonial:

Dear Neil and Sheri,
 
Thanks for the roll 2 mil double coated reflective Mirror Sheeting.
 
I applied it to a 1 meter (very slightly oblong) satellite dish.
 
Be advised that a 1 Meter parabolic dish so Coated is a very powerful instrument.  Treat it with respect as it could easily damage objects and humans. In theory, if your dish is well-shaped, and you hit the focal point correctly, you could 'weld-out' a hole in whatever cooking vessel you are attempting to use.  NEVER ATTEMPT TO TEST THE SWEET-SPOT OF THE DISH WITH ANY BODY PART (YOURS OR ANYONE ELSE'S) Things like large, black painted,  pieces of card-board attached to some kind of non-reflective stick should be used until you have a very, very good idea of what the power of your particular set-up is.
 
Mine brought about a half-gallon of water from about 70 degrees to boiling in about 35 minutes. This occurred at two hours before astronomical-noon, on Aug. 3  (Cross-quarter between summer-solstice / autumnal-equinox. )
 
The pan itself began to immediately smolder (Old cooking oil burning off) before I added the water.
 
 
 
Here are my coating instructions (roughly)
 
Prepare the dish :
 
Mine was a wire mesh with 'bumply' plastic all over it. 
    1. Wash, scrub, rinse and dry the dish.
    2. Apply two coats of sandable primer.  (each coat goes down just thick enough to appear wet and is allowed to dry about 25 mins before the next coat.)
    3. Allow 24 - 48 hours for the primer to dry.
    4. Wet sand the paint (Approx. 400 grit wet/dry paper)
    5. Allow water to dry.  (probably an hour or so.)
    6. Repeat 2 - 6 until the 'bumplies' are gone.  (filled in by the primer.)
 
 
Cut several 3-4" wide strips of the Mirror Sheeting.
 
Partition the dish:
 
Using a thin coat of basic Elmer's glue,  apply strips of the Mirror Sheeting (cut to an appropriate length -- save the scraps)  so as to partition the dish into 8 pie shaped triangles.  Use a wall paper edge roller gently to smooth out the bubbles.  While not worrying too much about glue-slop along the edges of the Mirror Sheeting (we'll dab these up later),  try to be kind of neat.
 
Edge the dish:
 
Add 8 strips along the outside perimeter of the pie-shaped pieces so as to make 8 triangles.
 
I generally overlapped by less than half an inch.  (Closer to a quarter)
 
 
Fill in each of the triangles with still more strips cut to size.
 
 
Get rid of the glue slop:
 
I found that a slightly damp handiwipe in one hand followed immediately by a Kleenex used to buff and dry in the other seemed to work.  (Karate Kid, "Wax on, Wax Off".  The idea here is to not go deep.  Only to 'lick', the glue off of the surface.  Pushing too hard tends to scratch and discolor the silver coating.  You will need to rinse and ring out your handi-wipe often as it fills with glue.  Be patient.  I did two passes.  One to pull the heavy stuff, and then one for the details, polishing.
 
 
Allow the glue to dry / set up.
 
 
 
One day, hopefully, I'll be sending along pictures.
 
Thanks again.
 
Regards,
Richard R. Kusaba
Kemmerer, WY

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Hi,

 

I had bought some mylar last year and used it on a solar dish.

 

You can see it here: www.ultralightbuilder.com

 

Thanks,

 

Mark Nichols

 

 



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Hi again, Niel and Sheri,

My oven itself is now done; just needs a couple of minor enhancements;

and some paint. The last picture shows what it looks like with your

reflective foil: www.williamgbecker.com/MakeSolarOven.html.

It reaches a steady 400 degrees while cooking the pot of beans you see

there.

Best,

Bill Becker