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March 31, 2010 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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Posted March 31, 2010

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Posted March 31, 2010

I think it tends to happen on films wound the opposite way llumar,global etc when u lift pattern of board to apply it wants to roll around on itself at times also llumar puckers on defrosters well the cheap at classic 1 does dont know about the new atc it meant to be improved though

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Guest Mo Evo

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Posted April 1, 2010

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Posted April 1, 2010

After another round of Altima's today, I've decided to go to Express films. I'll either send the film back to Johnson's or sell it outright. I've got a 36x100 GSN20 that has about 15 feet used on a 2010 C350 and 2010 Altima and a 36x100 GSN10 with only 8 feet used on a 2010 Altima. It's probably just me f-ing up the installs! Any takers?

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