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Axius Window Film








FORT SLIDER

Is Axius Window Film a good film? What are the characteristics of a good film vs. a bad film?

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I've never heard of it. Better films will be metalized, full or partial. They last the longest and do the best as far as heat is concerned. Other than that, look around at films on cars and see which ones last the longest and hold color the longest. Everybody on here uses different window films, for different reasons, from llumar to SG to 3M to Johnsons. The major film manufacturers usually have the better films. Price is not always a indicator of a better film, the most expensive may not be the best. You can bet a 40" roll of film that cost $79 is going to be a load of crap.


 





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