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suntek's "one way mirror" film

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June 10, 2009 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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blade

Posted June 10, 2009

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Posted June 10, 2009

anyone seen it yet? I got a sample roll of it in last week. it's pretty good lookin' stuff. looks like a darker version of llullu's DR-15. it's a 7% film. I'd never promise any customer a one way effect at all times but it does look like it'd work. :beer

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Posted June 10, 2009

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Yeah they are trying to follow Llumar in everything, it looks the same as the RN-07. They told me they are making a similar product similar to AIR-80 blue coming soon.

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Yeah they are trying to follow Llumar in everything, it looks the same as the RN-07. They told me they are making a similar product similar to AIR-80 blue coming soon.

thank goodness. I been wanting to try that stuff

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blade

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it looks the same as the RN-07.

:beer not even close. RN-07 is purple looking on the interior side. suntek's is bronzy like llullu's DR.

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I got some samples of their new DR films with a note about that stuff.... I can't wait to try it! :beer

Their new DR films sure look nice!

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try hanita, they have an optitune 05 its been around longer. suntek version is still in its trail time. they're all dual reflective fims.

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blade

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Posted June 10, 2009

opti 5 is the best looking of all of 'em in my opinion :beer

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opti 5 is the best looking of all of 'em in my opinion

:beer

it very clean. and optic clear, no low angle haze like vista, pano, sunscape and 3mm.

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Posted June 10, 2009

Just got some ULVDS 40 they are releasing a bunch of new stuff...

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blade

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why doesnt suntek have anything about their new films on their website?

probably because they don't have any specs to post on the films yet. :beer

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