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Some of idiotic architects choosed for my customer N1065SRCDF
what is it?
As I can understand CD adhesive
VLT 65%...
Reflective
Not strong in Llullu codes..
So what is it?

neutral film....like a stainless steel from bekaert.

Neutral 35% scratch resistent clear dry adhesive

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yeah you're right i'm thinking like an SG user the way the film used to be called SS160 and it was a 40% blah blah blah.

i'll never claim to be a lluzar specialist

I am puzzled ...Seems to me also 65%....Or LluLlu like BSF changed codes - earlier they also was codes like Stainless Steel 190, 175, 165, 140...
So - 65 - what is it???
P.S. To Blade. Local SG dealer are happy to use my films as SS analog

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I did a govt building -architect specified N1065. We did it on a Saturday and Sunday-Monday the architect called wanting to know why we didnt show up! He couldnt even tell it was on the building!

architects are nothing but trouble

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And they like to use films which nobody have on stcok....
I feel this color, I feel this....
P.S. As topic is moved it seems it is architectural film?
I don't find such film in LluLlu architectural sample book, that's why I decide it's auto...

You just have to give them what they ask for -because they know everything!

Sometimes - YES.
Sometimes (and now more and more often) they make me

what they really need to feel is a foot in their azz

yes it's a comm./res. film

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no

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No way -thats why I say you gotta give them what THEY want!

i'm saying who the hell are they to spec a certain film for a job. we're the film experts not them.

N1065 is virtually clear once installed -I've installed it on dress shops and furniture stores to help fading in display windows.

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yes...they do need to educated. recently one architect spec'ed out a job we're doing...requiring a certain shade coefficient without looking at what film it would take. after 'educating' him by showing him how dark the film would be he's now looking into modifying the required shade coefficient.

cool new avatoar blade

thanks brotha

I have a very old booklet of LLulu
65 vlt Very light Neutral
TSR 28

looks like the i.d. number on an airplane

Yep... been that way for, hmmm... 15 or more years....

It was or is similar in nature to Bekaerts' SS 140.

Was popular back in the day when spectrally selective was a gleamer in a manufacturer's eye.

Don't know why all manufact make those kind os shia*t films

Who needs a film with TSR 28%

For fading mostly, and some heat rej. I used plenty of it back when...it was all that was out...just like metint said in his post. Damn spoiled newbs...

That's like asking why use a film without a hardcoat? ....because thats all there was.

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But I said the same thing in fewer words...I win.

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I am also

70 communist years Sir...But we try to be faster than OLD CAPITALISTZ
But I want back to socialism