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I have been using solar gard but I got a packet from Madico with info on Sunscape Select. I am thinking about changing to the sunscape selct just due to the fact that the presentation material they provide is very professional looking. Havent got a price on it yet, Just wondering if anyone has used it or priced it against the major named tint.

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haven't heard of it

[*]365273

It is made by Madico and is a step up from just plain madico kinda like ford and Lincoln at least thats what the distributor says.

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Devil with bad attitude

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haven't heard of it

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Where have you been tinting? In Siberia or somewhere?

it's been around for years and is Madico's elitist film program but unlike you A and A, we don't have to have any specific commitments to that maker nor his distributor.

To me it's just another film ....... ho hum. :lol6

Thx for the heads up on the website A......didn't know it existed specifically for that product range. We users get told heaps this far away as you can see.

Devil

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Yea I have hung alot of it, we did 40,000 in SL180 and it seems to be a good product. Customers like it and thats whats important. I have hung 280 in residential and it looks nice, although it is a little reflective but it has good numbers and is less absorbant on dual pane so that is good for the warranty issues.

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