Changing brand- Something not so reflective

[Guest chip01]

I have been using solargard nr and hp and want some that is thick like the hp but not as reflective in apperance. All the usual things that go towards a good film like a good adhievse, shrinkability etc are all important. what do you guys recommend. I know someone who uses suntek hp and they think its great.

Would like to get away from the thinner films though. They have caused more problems than they are worth.

[Guest 21st Century Tints]

I have been using solargard nr and hp and want some that is thick like the hp but not as reflective in apperance. All the usual things that go towards a good film like a good adhievse, shrinkability etc are all important. what do you guys recommend. I know someone who uses suntek hp and they think its great.

Would like to get away from the thinner films though. They have caused more problems than they are worth.

I use Sungard Desset Smoke. This give a deep black look and not to reflective.

Give Sungard a ring and get some samples.

[Guest darkdan]

Global QDP

1.2 mils so it's not too thick, not too thin.

Great workability.

[Guest filmdit]

I'm comfortable using LLumar ATR charcoal, it does not reflect anymore than glass itself.

Some find the film a bit pricy, though. Spose it's all up to what your pocketbook can afford and what kind of selling skills you have.

I have seen Suntek's HP and have played with a bit of it, I don't recall it being shiny?

[Guest MidcoastMW]

Try the suntek HP, I think you will be happy.

[TINTZEUS]

Madico..CharCOOL...

[BIG E]

Madico Onyx is a nice HP film and is not shiny!

[TINT]

Global QDP

1.2 mils so it's not too thick, not too thin.

Great workability.

I concur big time.

[VIP tint + glass]

llumar x2. limo is a little more shiny than the rest of the line, but no way near as shiny as the solargard hp6%

[flat rock stan]

NO NO NO! Only KLINGON FILMS for me. Just the stuff to get-r-done