Maxpro films?

2fas4u · June 8, 2011

Is maxpro a rebox? Any good?

June 8, 2011

I like it. Don't know what it is. It's not llumar or global.

Edited June 8, 2011 by loy

justn8 · June 8, 2011

Is this the stuff a lot of people seem to think is a Garware product? Didn't some Global distributors switch to this or something?

micro-edge · June 8, 2011

Seems nice, think they make film theirselves..shrinks really nice

Slick · June 8, 2011

Their flat glass stuff is very user friendly....I really like working with it. Automotive....meh....not bad, but I didn't like the color at all. :trustme

Carmeltinting.com · June 8, 2011

From what I have been able to find out, MaxPro is definitely NOT a re-boxed film. It is a component film - meaning that the components are "assembled" in various places around the U.S. and then sold under the MaxPro brand. The people behind this maker have a very rich and long career in the industry coming in many cases from BIG names having worked for those manufactures for several years. With large corporations now taking over and acquiring solid film makers, these people have left their former companies and banded together to offer a reasonable alternative to the likes of CP, Bekeart, 3M, etc. etc.

These guys are window film people with a love for what they do and an accurate understanding of what we as tinters expect and need. They have a passion for what they do and do not answer to the corporate "stockholders", they answer to us instead.

Most who have tried it LOVE it. Most who distribute it LOVE it.

MaxPro seems to be quietly taking market share and are building a solid customer base. I personally have used their commercial films and can find nothing wrong with them.

September 10, 2011

awesome film shrinks great easy to work with and looks great love the color

September 10, 2011

I love to use it more but for about a little less I can buy qdp.

painted600rr · September 10, 2011

From what I have been able to find out, MaxPro is definitely NOT a re-boxed film. It is a component film - meaning that the components are "assembled" in various places around the U.S. and then sold under the MaxPro brand. The people behind this maker have a very rich and long career in the industry coming in many cases from BIG names having worked for those manufactures for several years. With large corporations now taking over and acquiring solid film makers, these people have left their former companies and banded together to offer a reasonable alternative to the likes of CP, Bekeart, 3M, etc. etc.
These guys are window film people with a love for what they do and an accurate understanding of what we as tinters expect and need. They have a passion for what they do and do not answer to the corporate "stockholders", they answer to us instead.

Most who have tried it LOVE it. Most who distribute it LOVE it.

MaxPro seems to be quietly taking market share and are building a solid customer base. I personally have used their commercial films and can find nothing wrong with them.

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