How do I fix light refraction?

[Guest willie]

I didn't think 3M CS had metal in it. and I thought it was 1 mil thickness.

good point

3M CS is a NR film. 1.1 mils thick (I originally thought it was 1.5 mils, but found out this week it's 1.1)

It's also very soft and flexible. Fingernailing should help a lot. But most likely, it's something they'll have to cope with.

good answer, can you also clear up the 30% -all I have is 35% on my price sheet

[blade]

35 not 30 .... maybe 30 after installation, depending on the car's factory glazing.

[Guest willie]

35 not 30 .... maybe 30 after installation, depending on the car's factory glazing.

thanks, I guess I was just wishfull thinking that maybe they had come out with a 30

[Guest darkdan]

35....30? What's it matter.

1.) Both would be a PITA to work with

2.) Neither are 42.17

[Guest willie]

35....30? What's it matter.

1.) Both would be a PITA to work with

2.) Neither are 42.17

I luv my CS

It matters 5% -ask your wife 5% does matter

[Guest darkdan]

Then come to MN and show me how to use the stupid stuff.

And, FYI, I'm married to the ice.

[tint_detective]

35....30? What's it matter.

1.) Both would be a PITA to work with

2.) Neither are 42.17

I luv my CS

It matters 5% -ask your wife 5% does matter

[Guest willie]

Then come to MN and show me how to use the stupid stuff.

And, FYI, I'm married to the ice.

perfect example of different tinters and the different films

I cant get global do chiatt that I wnat it too yet I've never had a ounce of trouble with CS

Come with your brother to TX- I'll put you guys up so you dont have the expense of room and board