solar film applied to lexan/ plexiglass

[tintslut]

Blister free from madico (kinda pricey) or Permasun from Mactac (Cheaper, but only available in grey)

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

good info

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

so if it's a piece of plexi that's outgassing like a mofo the film's still gonna bubble up.

maybe it's more porus and allows the gas to escape through the film and adhesive

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

thats what I was thinking, maybe little holes like a "light" filter on a cigarette

[blade]

that's what I was expecting for an answer...something along those lines. but if it's just an adhesive difference then I don't see much of difference. many films can be steamed off without leaving adhesive.

[Guest samo2000]

that's what I was expecting for an answer...something along those lines. but if it's just an adhesive difference then I don't see much of difference. many films can be steamed off without leaving adhesive.

anyone know how long the warranty is for and how much the give you in the event of film failure. im looking at scaffolding for this job and also I wanted to consider the possibility of an exterior application.

[tintslut]

madico is not for exterior use. the permasun is.

Is this by any chance for a skylite system ?

[TINT]

you learn something everyday!

[oldtinter]

I used the Madico stuff and it didn't work well, or last long for me. Was a while ago though. Surprised at the success some have had with it.

[Guest samo2000]

madico is not for exterior use. the permasun is.

Is this by any chance for a skylite system ?

yess'ir er maam. it's time to start looking at reppelling high up there structures for me , which is why I want to be really-really confident in this product because I don't want any phone calls about "you need to come look at this job you did for us blah-blah -blah" . hey who makes this permasun film? and why is everyone" dissen " madico these days ?