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Measure the visible width and height of each screen and note the screen count, surface material (glass, acrylic, touchscreen), and if the use is indoors or outdoors.
Control sun glare and reflections on your outdoor screens with anti-glare film tailored for Colorado Springs’ climate.
Outdoor digital displays in Colorado Springs face intense sunlight, especially in spring and summer when high altitude and clear skies combine for strong sun glare. Reflections and glare can make screens difficult to see and diminish the experience for customers at gas stations, drive-thrus, outdoor kiosks, EV charging stations, and retail entry points. AntiGlareFilms.com offers custom-cut, surface-applied matte films made by Screen Solutions International (SSI), designed to diffuse reflections, reduce harsh glare, and protect valuable screens, monitors, and digital signage from the elements and daily use.
Whether you operate a fuel station, manage drive-thru and menu board systems, or maintain public-facing interactive kiosks in Colorado Springs, SSI’s anti-glare film provides a reliable solution that’s cut to precisely fit your display and screen needs. Reduce customer frustration from unreadable screens and protect your equipment against scratches, smudges, and fingerprints. Getting a customized quote is quick and straightforward—simply gather your screen details and contact the SSI team for tailored guidance and ordering support.

Measure the visible width and height of each screen and note the screen count, surface material (glass, acrylic, touchscreen), and if the use is indoors or outdoors.
Take clear, well-lit photos of each display and decide if image sharpness or maximum glare reduction is the priority. Include your film preference if you have one.
Share your info—screen dimensions, quantity, location, film choice, and photos—by email or phone. The SSI team will guide you to the right solution for your needs.
Keep fuel pump screens legible and professional during every Colorado season. Anti-glare film diffuses harsh sun and reflections so your messages are visible day and night.
Improve menu visibility and reduce customer wait time at busy drive-thrus by cutting glare on backlit or digital menu boards—even at noon on bright Colorado days.
Protect outdoor banking ATMs and interactive kiosks from glare and fingerprints. Maintain clarity and touch response for customer satisfaction at any time of day.
Go with Standard Anti-Glare Film for the strongest reduction of sun glare and surface protection on utility or heavily used public screens. Ideal for Colorado Springs’ fuel pump displays, drive-thru and menu boards, outdoor kiosks, and digital signage where maximum glare control is needed. Best for high-traffic or sun-exposed locations where image softening is acceptable.
Choose Ultra Clear Anti-Glare Film when a balance of anti-glare performance and display clarity is essential, such as on premium retail displays, museum screens, or interactive touchscreens. This film softens reflections while keeping digital content crisp, making it suitable for environments where both appearance and visibility matter in the variable Colorado sun.
Check power capacity and installation requirements for outdoor digital displays by referencing service details from Colorado Springs Utilities.
Monitor sun, wind, and precipitation forecasts to plan installation times and ensure optimal performance and longevity of your outdoor screens.
Colorado Springs’ high elevation and frequently clear weather mean stronger UV exposure and more intense sun glare on outdoor screens compared to lower altitude locations. In the spring and summer, the sun stands higher in the sky and can shine directly onto screens at gas stations, drive-thrus, convenience stores, and public kiosks, often making digital content unreadable without glare treatment. Snow in winter can also reflect sunlight, compounding glare and reflections on vertical screens.
Using anti-glare film is important year-round for outdoor and south- or west-facing screens in Colorado Springs. Businesses and organizations must plan for greater levels of direct sunlight, and outdoor digital signage or menu boards should use a proven, diffusing anti-glare surface for visibility in these challenging conditions.
Standard Anti-Glare Film is generally advised for utility and public-facing screens exposed to changing weather and the brightest midday sun, while Ultra Clear Anti-Glare Film is an excellent choice indoors or for touch displays where content clarity matters as much as glare control. When in doubt, sharing photos of your actual screens and their exposure will help the SSI team recommend the best option.
Unlike solutions that only address brightness, SSI’s anti-glare films focus on reducing hazardous reflections and harsh glare on the screen surface itself. Choose the right film based on your outdoor usage, hours of operation, and type of customer interaction.
Outdoor screens in Colorado Springs must be powered and protected from the region’s strong solar conditions as well as fast-changing weather. Confirm that your displays are rated and installed according to local utility standards—Colorado Springs Utilities can provide information to verify safe operation and infrastructure requirements before film application.
Film application should take place on a clean, dry, smooth surface. Plan around daily and seasonal weather forecasts by checking the National Weather Service for rain, snow, or strong winds that could interfere with outdoor film installation or initial screen curing.
Heavy snow and solar reflection during winter months can require even greater attention to anti-glare treatment, as snow piles near retail and drive-thru displays may further intensify screen glare.
Always schedule application and maintenance outside of precipitation events to secure the best adhesion and appearance from your anti-glare film.
Accurate measurements of the visible screen area (the active display portion, not the entire housing) are vital to ensure your anti-glare film fits smoothly and works as designed. Rushed or rough measurements can mean gaps at the edges or overhangs, which may lead to peeling or impaired performance.
Not all surfaces are the same. Confirm the material your screens are covered with—glass, acrylic, or direct touchscreen—so SSI can make sure your film is cut for compatibility. If unsure, photos and surface descriptions will help the team provide the right advice and avoid common matching mistakes.
Carefully consider the typical sunlight exposure of your location; especially in high-elevation cities like Colorado Springs, surfaces facing due south or west can benefit from the stronger glare diffusion of Standard Anti-Glare Film. Screens with important visual or branding content may require Ultra Clear Anti-Glare Film to maintain display sharpness.
Provide detailed information and request support from SSI if you have any uncertainty. Early guidance ensures you receive the best product for your site and avoids the most frequent sources of re-orders or late adjustments.
Anti-glare film is a specially manufactured, surface-applied matte film that diffuses bright reflections and cuts down on harsh sun glare commonly seen on screens in outdoor or sunlit environments. It helps make display content readable and reduces eye strain for users, especially on gas pumps, menu boards, kiosks, and ATMs exposed to Colorado Springs’ strong sunlight. In addition to improving visibility, the film adds a protective barrier against scratches, smudges, and fingerprints.
Standard Anti-Glare Film offers the strongest glare reduction and durable protection for screens in utility or high-traffic locations, making it ideal for gas stations, outdoor kiosks, and drive-thru displays in bright, sunny conditions like Colorado Springs. Ultra Clear Anti-Glare Film gives a balance between glare control and maintaining sharp display clarity, which is especially important for retail displays, touchscreens, or museum content that needs to look crisp. If you’re unsure which to pick, send photos and screen details to the SSI team for personalized guidance.
Each order is custom-cut by SSI to fit your exact screen dimensions. To ensure a precise fit, you’ll need to provide the visible width and height measurements (active display area), surface type (glass, acrylic, touchscreen), screen quantity, and whether it’s for indoor or outdoor use. Clear photos are strongly recommended so the SSI team can confirm compatibility and advise if your screen type fits standard or ultra-clear film best.
Yes, SSI anti-glare films are suitable for use on many touchscreen surfaces, as well as on glass and acrylic that cover digital signage, provided the base surface is smooth and clean. If your system has unique interactive features or display layers, provide as much detail and photos as possible so SSI can help guide your order and ensure full compatibility. Proper application enhances not only visibility but also protects the touchscreen from wear and fingerprints.
To receive a detailed quote, gather the width and height measurements of the visible (active) display area, the quantity of screens, the type of surface (glass, acrylic, or touchscreen), whether each screen is used indoors or outdoors, your film preference if known, and photos of each display. Also include your shipping location. This information lets the SSI team provide fast service and the most accurate product recommendations for your Colorado Springs location.
SSI’s U.S.-based sales and project guidance team is available Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Pacific time. For best results, email your screen measurements, clear photos, and any project questions to ssisales@ssidisplays.com, or call 888-631-5880 for expert support. The team can walk you through the selection process and help ensure you get the right anti-glare film for your application and Colorado Springs weather.