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B-C-D-Mike

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Hey there,

we re still using a lot of the "old" Non reflective Grey Series ( solar gard ) in Germany.

But what?s your opinion/ experience with the NR True Grey?? Is it better? ( Easier to shrink? ) Or almost the same?

Would be interesting to know, what the pros from US and UK think about that film ;)

Thanks buddies!

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LEO'n'DARTZ

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Hey there,

we re still using a lot of the "old" Non reflective Grey Series ( solar gard ) in Germany.

But what?s your opinion/ experience with the NR True Grey?? Is it better? ( Easier to shrink? ) Or almost the same?

Would be interesting to know, what the pros from US and UK think about that film ;)

Thanks buddies!

[*]256752

:spank How it can be easier to shtrink if poly is the same? :evilgrin There are such word as marketing..... Tomorrow it will be COOL GREY, after tomorrow DEEP GREY, after that REAL GREY....UNREAL GREY...UNBELIEVABLE GREY....

Marketing, Sir! Nothing more. but I am not a tinter, sorry........

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LEO'n'DARTZ

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P.S. Anycase market people are slow......The best idea I know was CHARCOOL.... But market people from other teams, let's sell pretty.....

For example BUICK RENDEVOUZ....or BUICK HTY786/KI98... which car you will buy...

Why do You spent time on lifetime stories and forget about people who buy You product?

Or it is Leo's know how - customer is the FIRST? :thumb:thumb:passout

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Hey there,

we re still using a lot of the "old" Non reflective Grey Series ( solar gard ) in Germany.

But what?s your opinion/ experience with the NR True Grey?? Is it better? ( Easier to shrink? ) Or almost the same?

Would be interesting to know, what the pros from US and UK think about that film ;)

Thanks buddies!

[*]256752

NR True Grey is made different, holds color MUCH bettter. :passout

Since they are relatively close in cost, it's a no-brainer. Go with the true grey, your customers will appreciate it. Think of it like the difference between a cassette and a CD. :thumb

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LEO'n'DARTZ

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Hey there,

we re still using a lot of the "old" Non reflective Grey Series ( solar gard ) in Germany.

But what?s your opinion/ experience with the NR True Grey?? Is it better? ( Easier to shrink? ) Or almost the same?

Would be interesting to know, what the pros from US and UK think about that film ;)

Thanks buddies!

[*]256752

NR True Grey is made different, holds color MUCH bettter. :passout

Since they are relatively close in cost, it's a no-brainer. Go with the true grey, your customers will appreciate it. Think of it like the difference between a cassette and a CD. :thumb

[*]256768

Not everybody can feel the difference between CD and cassete

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