geoshield

tint_audiopros · March 5, 2008

I went to Geoshield website & can't figure out which films are which they only have specs for 4 films is that all they manufacture? IR 70 im guessing is flatglass film , geo 30,40 & 50 is auto why not anything darker I thought I heard about some g-20 ceramic :lol anyone know anymore

blade · March 5, 2008

I've got automotive geo 30 & 20 at my shop.

March 5, 2008

There is the IRis line (70, and used to be 60).

The Geo line (50, 40, 30).

And the new G line (G-35, which is really a 30, and G-20) black line. Pigmented poly with ceramic.

I've expressed this before that the naming could have been better.

March 5, 2008

There is the IRis line (70, and used to be 60).
The Geo line (50, 40, 30).

And the new G line (G-35, which is really a 30, and G-20) black line. Pigmented poly with ceramic.

I've expressed this before that the naming could have been better.

:twocents no ceramic in it :lol

March 5, 2008

There is the IRis line (70, and used to be 60).
The Geo line (50, 40, 30).

And the new G line (G-35, which is really a 30, and G-20) black line. Pigmented poly with ceramic.

I've expressed this before that the naming could have been better.

no ceramic in it

They claim it is ceramic are they flat out lying?

March 5, 2008

There is the IRis line (70, and used to be 60).
The Geo line (50, 40, 30).

And the new G line (G-35, which is really a 30, and G-20) black line. Pigmented poly with ceramic.

I've expressed this before that the naming could have been better.

no ceramic in it

They claim it is ceramic are they flat out lying?

Well, it may have it in it, but if it was a true ceramic film, similar to the 30 40 50, being as dark as 20% is, shouldn't it have much higher TSER #'s? :lol

March 5, 2008

I kind of assumed it was similar to a dyed/metalized hybrid, they are not as effective as a full metal film. Is that possible? I'm not as technical as you.

And I am honestly curious not trying to start an argument, because I don't know what the hell it is really made of.

March 5, 2008

I do know of a "similar" film with similar #'s that is an IR absorbing film, that is not ceramic, but I honestly don't know what/how Geo's black ceramic is made of, that's why I put :twocents at the end of my last post :lol

:dunno am I really that bad that everyone says they're not trying to argue with me :dunno

March 5, 2008

I kind of assumed it was similar to a dyed/metalized hybrid, they are not as effective as a full metal film. Is that possible? I'm not as technical as you.
And I am honestly curious not trying to start an argument, because I don't know what the hell it is really made of.

what I would do..is call them up ..ask them for some sort of data sheet that will tell what it is made of.

I seriously doubt that burns is going to lie to you...they have the film made..they will know what is in it.

March 5, 2008

I do know of a "similar" film with similar #'s that is an IR absorbing film, that is not ceramic, but I honestly don't know what/how Geo's black ceramic is made of, that's why I put at the end of my last post
am I really that bad that everyone says they're not trying to argue with me

hanitatek have a similar nano film that has close to the same #s

but does anyone really know what the film is make of..really..unless we have it tested ourselves we really dont know...well...except for you know who.. :lol :twocents