Solutia PPF?

[alassing]

Customer of mine asked about this PPF.

I can't find any info on the web at all.

Any one have answers about this film or who makes it?

I'd like to provide answers to my client if I could.

Thanks,

~A

[alassing]

Never mind. Found out that Solutia is the company that makes LLumar PPF.

Thanks,

~A

[Guest Invisibra.net]

I had such bad experiences with the Llumar ppf that I'm glad I now know that Solutia comes from the same place.

[duggyb]

I had such bad experiences with the Llumar ppf that I'm glad I now know that Solutia comes from the same place.

what didn't you like about the film? compared to what you are using now? which is?

I got a sample of this stuff but haven't tried it yet, sounds like I shouldn't bother either haha

Thanks

Dustin

[msheurs]

Don't, it really doesn't hold up well at all

[duggyb]

Don't, it really doesn't hold up well at all

yellowing? or scratches or what?

[msheurs]

Those two exactly. I just did a year old warranty it was scratched to hell and the customer really took great care of it

[Guest Invisibra.net]

I had such bad experiences with the Llumar ppf that I'm glad I now know that Solutia comes from the same place.

what didn't you like about the film? compared to what you are using now? which is?

I got a sample of this stuff but haven't tried it yet, sounds like I shouldn't bother either haha

Thanks

Dustin

Yea, it is pretty much guaranteed to yellow in 6 months, and the film scratches super easy, and almost looks like primer after a year. It IS one of the easiest films I've ever installed on a car however. If they could just duplicate the ease of installation with a durable film, they would have a great product!