ASWF

September 12, 2012

Does anyone use ASWF tint is it a branch of one of the other companies? I have never heard anyone talk about it on this site so I was just curious as to your thoughts on it, or if anyone knows anything about it.

Ryker · September 12, 2012

last I knew,

Product made in Las Vegas. They have a machine that is a laminator and coater all in one. They buy the poly and metal materials and put it together. I have used their flat glass films and can't say anything bad about them. I didn't like the poly on the auto films last year early though......

Counterpart · September 22, 2012

Do they have 72in?

September 22, 2012

Do they have 72in?

they have 72in rolls in Excel and Performer in there Auto lines oh and Dimension which is like Air Blue but doesnt block same amount of heat...

I'm not sure about there FG films....

Ryker · September 22, 2012

yes they have 72" films

coast2coasttinting · September 22, 2012

I dod remember that they even had 72 auto film. Didn't really care for the rubbery feel. And it ghosted on me when wet shrinking a couple doors.

Counterpart · September 23, 2012

yes they have 72" films

Wonderful, hope their quality is improved by now, so that we can more choices.

September 23, 2012

yes they have 72" films

Wonderful, hope their quality is improved by now, so that we can more choices.

Saber ( their 3 year film ) Legend (comparable to ceramic ) Excel ( Comparable to Lulu ATC ) Performer ( Comparable to Lulu ATR ) Impulse ( Also Comparable to ATR ) Metallic ( Full Metal Like Platinum Plus ) Retro ( Color Stable Dyed ) Dimension ( Ceramic, Comparable to Air Blue, Rejects less heat about 7% less )

Hope this helps you somewhat....

September 24, 2012

Yeah we tested their ceramic film (ASWF) and it came back completely ghosted out around where heat shrinking was applied. Stripped the film off to put something else on and it stripped the coating off the Defroster lines. In more than 30 years, I have never seen this happen (New install that had to be redone).

Had to replace the back glass for the customer. Called ASWF about the situation, and they said "Hey thanks for the information, and we will get back with you." Not a peep out of them. Put this film on at your own risk.....