llumars clay film

[watchdaride]

Llumar clay film ---- Any one seen or used this new film. Suppose to have no metal with high heat rejection . I assume since its from llumar it will be over priced . I use to do alot of platium plus films but the price now is crazy . They are pricing themslves out of the market.

[Guest tintgod]

if its made outta clay...I should be easier to form back windows...

you must be thinking of the ATX..NO..I havent used it and it is over priced IMO

[hoosierwindowtek]

CLAY

Ceramics aren't necessarily made of clay... A lot of them are made of Titanium nitride, for example.

Pretty sure the Llumar Ceramic film is more expensive than Platinum Plus, though.

[Guest deanjones]

It's more expensive and not necessarily made of "Ceramic". It's Cermit. haha

However, I'm selling it just fine in my shop! All ya gotta do is explain it's benefits and a lot of people jump on it.

[Guest darkdan]

And it's not super high heat rejection.

[Guest naughtydog]

Is the ATX ceramic then...or what is the LLuamr cermic called

[Guest deanjones]

And it's not super high heat rejection.

It's about the same as the PP

[Guest deanjones]

Is the ATX ceramic then...or what is the LLuamr cermic called

ATX is called Axcess and it's not *really* ceramic.

[Guest naughtydog]

For Dean,

We have the ATR in the UK, not the platinum plus.

Is the Axcess about the same thickness as ATR?

Does it shrink well?

Naughty

[Guest darkdan]

It's "Kermit".....oops, I mean cermit. WhateverTF that is.

Specs for ATX

VLT -VLR - UV - TSER

ATX05: 5% 8% <1% 55%

ATX15: 14% 8% <1% 50%

ATX30: 30% 8% <1% 44%

ATX40: 40% 9% <1% 40%

ATX50: 50% 10% <1% 35%

Not nearly high heat rejection. Just barely better than ATR CH.