Lumisty

[Guest TintPoser]

This stuff is awesome. I am trying hard to get someone to bite on it. I can only imagine that the install is very tough. The price per square foot is pretty cheap. Like most specialty films, installation is critical, therefore there is a premium. I can't imagine anyone paying $25 a foot, but I never thought I would get 18 a foot on frost either.

From the marketing end.. You would probably need to find a company that specializes in commercial store front display designs.

[Devil with bad attitude]

Hey Poser,

Have you seen the 2 samples on the A4 size sheet of clear plastic that Madico supplies for its promotional material?

It's real "wow" factor and gets people who have never seen it before hot in the pants.

Some suggestions for this film are on shopfronts where it creates a centre of attraction because with one view it can't be seen through then move a little and presto.... miraculously the display becomes clear.

For those who haven't seen it, the first sample is clear when viewed straight on with the transluncency to the left and right hand sides. The other is the exact opposite.

Does anyone know how much it is offered for from USA distributors? One is dearer than the other by quite a bit I'm told.

Devil

[Guest TintPoser]

Yeah, I have 2 samples on 8X12 panes. I finaly got a price for this stuff.... very expensive ($18-$25). I would probably have to charge $25-$31 out of fear of messing up the install. I did have an idea I am going to try out at my house using this stuff in the kitchen. I would only need about 10 1.5 X 2 foot squares. I am curious to see how this stuff cuts on a plotter.

[Devil with bad attitude]

Poser,

I've also wondered how it would go on the rear cargo areas of wagons and/or tradesmen' vehicles? Unique privacy hey? Just another thought for a market.

devil.

[Guest TintPoser]

if it wasn't so damn expensive. I was thinking about using it on my truck topper windows, or cutting some shapes and sticking them where I would use decolite. Thought it would look kind of cool for an etched border on a door or for a name plate on an office door.

[Guest nonrev]

Who do I contact to get this stuff?

[Tinitman]

Madico

[Guest Sprinter]

madico has this stuff!!

[Guest tintslut]

call sumitomo chemical in japan, they hold the patent for it.

[LEO'n'DARTZ]

Just installed this summer 15 sq.m. of Lumisty, customer paid me $400 per sq.m. I where happy I think Lumisty guys also Lumisty is manufactured in Japan, Sumitomo corp., MADICO only promote that manufacture. We have some meters left from installations - WHO WANTS IT FOR CHEAP????