johnson greystone

[Guest zolar]

Thats why I asked metint

Almost every film company buys components from the same place,

I suspect in Martinsville Va.

I would still think aluminium or ni-chrome would cost more than polyester beads

I'm diggin' the new warranty

other companies are following J's lead

Z

[tigerstripe]

1) Whos the newest company?

2) The real test is going to be when we have that 1st claim, I wonder if the excuses are going to fly?

[LEO'n'DARTZ]

So, Johnson Sputerred Films. METINT - what can You tell about it?

[oldtinter]

Sounds like it's made like Solar Gards true grey....The original color stable film. IF it's made the same way, all I can say is it works. Been around longer than any other method of "color stability".

[Guest zolar]

Sounds like it's made like Solar Gards true grey....The original color stable film.  IF it's made the same way, all I can say is it works.  Been around longer than any other method of "color stability".

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OT,

I thought true grey was an all-metal film

Z

[oldtinter]

2 versions...Hybrid, and non-metal...Both with the same color-stable base of extruded, or as Metint likes to say...Pigmented Poly.

[oldtinter]

There's a reason they are all going after a color-stable non-metal film...I was begging my distributer for it for years...Nobody wants the hassle of metal on high-end cars anymore, at least that's what I see. I sure don't use near as much hybrid stuff anymore with all the electronic gizmos in the newer higher end cars.

[Guest zolar]

I wonder if they looked into the dye in "tribal black" for tattoos

it dosent fade out like traditional ink

instead of my favorite fade out color ..............purple

Z

[blade]

I'm using a ton of the new NR True Grey. It's a great film.

[Guest Sprinter]

what they need to make is a deep dark purple film that stays purple till its a few years old and looks like what we would call a purple car or film