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60" roll is in hand now. Just waiting for the next full hood to put it on. (Has more texture than I like however after rolling it out on my work table...)

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60" roll is in hand now. Just waiting for the next full hood to put it on. (Has more texture than I like however after rolling it out on my work table...)

I hope its not a backward step for the Nano. Was one of the flattest films I had seen.

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The texture IS pretty subtle. Might not be too bad except on black vehicles. For sure ok on just about anything else as far as I can see.

This came from a partial production run as far as I understand, so full production should be starting quite soon with larger quantities.

(Don't forget.. I'm probably the pickiest installer out there, and until the film has a mirror-smooth surface for the full width and length of the film, WITH great adhesive, and stretchability, and scratch resistance, and chemical resistance, I will grump about it, LOL.)

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Glad to hear that your install was a good one Norm! The Nano is looking great and we are really pleased with it. If anyone has questions about the Nano please contact me directly and I will help out any way that I can.

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The texture IS pretty subtle. Might not be too bad except on black vehicles. For sure ok on just about anything else as far as I can see.

This came from a partial production run as far as I understand, so full production should be starting quite soon with larger quantities.

(Don't forget.. I'm probably the pickiest installer out there, and until the film has a mirror-smooth surface for the full width and length of the film, WITH great adhesive, and stretchability, and scratch resistance, and chemical resistance, I will grump about it, LOL.)

Few pics would be appreciated. :drool

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No pictures yet... With school starting, there is always a slow spot, and the jobs are now starting to roll back up again. I'm also offering the customers Suntek and Avery, for a bit of a price hike for the Avery.

I just rolled out some of the 60" Nano film on my work/cutting table at this point. I'll post up once I do a full hood.

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The 60" Nano that I got has unacceptable reflective qualities to it. I have not installed any on any vehicles, and am waiting to get it replaced... I'm so happy with Suntek now, that I'm not in a hurry on the Avery.

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