Is this from a meteorite or a bird??

[tint_audiopros]

so actually the absorption is at 45% and calculated 9 on their film to glass chart = warranty claim #5 for 2012 !!

[coast2coasttinting]

for dual reflective apps. I like jwf's SV 30 it has a tser of 66% while it only absorbs 39%. I do wish they made a 20% in their SV series, but it goes from 30% to 10%. I also like hanita's opptitune sieres as well. Just slightly higher priced. But a great dual reflective film IMO.

[tint_audiopros]

for dual reflective apps. I like jwf's SV 30 it has a tser of 66% while it only absorbs 39%. I do wish they made a 20% in their SV series, but it goes from 30% to 10%. I also like hanita's opptitune sieres as well. Just slightly higher priced. But a great dual reflective film IMO.

we use mostly 72" or I would consider Johnson because they have a wide variety although their samples look like grainy poop due to there liner.

[Tint Eastwood]

although their samples look like grainy poop due to there liner.

[coast2coasttinting]

I agree the sample sheets do look grainy, but I have never had anyone eyefuk a sample that hard.

I also hardly ever use 72" for commercial, and almost never on a residential job. 60" will work for 95 % of flat glass windows.

When I have windows that require 72" film I either use Hanita or Suntek. Then you run into jobs that neither 60" or 72" will cover all the windows in 1 piece, so you have to seam a few.