Sales lead in Califonia

[Guest Solscreen]

I have a sales lead in Califinia if someone is interested? they are looking for solar blinds, via email you can folow it up, its a bit to far for me to travel

[Guest metint]

http://www.halcyonshades.com/contact/contact.html

[Guest Mayor of Tint Town]

We do film and Blinds in No. Ca Solscreen. Let me know if we can help. Sorry Metint but the Halcyon shades are crap.

[Guest cincytint]

Halcyon shades are crap.

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what's better?

[Guest tintgod]

http://www.halcyonshades.com/contact/contact.html 

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dont you mean llullushades.com

[Guest Solscreen]

I believe this contact is in Santa Cruz, if you guys are interested.

Cheers

Mike

[Guest metint]

Halcyon shades are crap.

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what's better?

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That's a very good question since solar blinds (shades) using film products could all be considered 'crap' in comparison to the use of other materials.

I still believe there's a product for every wallet... crap or cream of the crop.

[Guest Solscreen]

I sell blinds as well, film type but also fabric with a reflective backing, from 70% heat rejection up to 85%.

My clients that I have sold to cos they did not like film, have really been pleased, I can now supply a blind 4.5 wide by 4.5 drop thats metres, (huge)

[Guest Mayor of Tint Town]

OK crap is a subjective term. In comparison to standard fabric roller shades - both standard and metalized as Solscreen says. We sell lots of commercial film and lots of commercial solarscreen rollar shades (phifer fiberglass type) I've presented the Halcyon product to a number of our ongoing clients and nobody's biting. The optical properties are too distorted.

Just my 2cents

Mayor

[Guest metint]

The optical properties are too distorted.

Just my 2cents

Mayor

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Yes... it's the honeycomb texture, I'm sure, that turns people off when looking for the likes of film performance in shaded form. Pardon the pun...