just my opinion

[TomTint]

So I got visited by Donna from suntek a while back, real nice woman. Anyway she dropped off promo stuff and I told her I would try ST if I got a call for it. Well I did , Symphony 20, My first time with ST film. Not bad, Not bad at all.

[newshade]

I love suntek products, silver 15's nice ;]

[Tint4Food]

very nice sir!

[micro-edge]

When did they come out with a syds 20 or a silver 15

[Roach]

I was wondering the same thing...

[Cuttingedge]

I have always found the suntek films to be a little thin/easy to crease, especially working with larger windows.

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

when she came to the shop over here she told me that the edges have to be sealed to prevent corrosion since its constructed of nearly all aluminum. im not gonna buy a film that requires another step like that and pay more for it.

[Guest scottydosnntkno]

when she came to the shop over here she told me that the edges have to be sealed to prevent corrosion since its constructed of nearly all aluminum. im not gonna buy a film that requires another step like that and pay more for it.

I don't install any films that need that step, since you can find better ones that don't

[micro-edge]

when she came to the shop over here she told me that the edges have to be sealed to prevent corrosion since its constructed of nearly all aluminum. im not gonna buy a film that requires another step like that and pay more for it.

Suntek doesn't have any films that have to be edge sealed as far as im aware of. I asked on the ultravision also and they said no...

[Guest absolutetinting]

when she came to the shop over here she told me that the edges have to be sealed to prevent corrosion since its constructed of nearly all aluminum. im not gonna buy a film that requires another step like that and pay more for it.

shes wrong. another sales rep who doen't know their own product. I can't stand that.

aluminun you don't have to, Ag(silver) films you do.