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Gary_tintington

By Gary_tintington
February 24, 2016 in Window Tinting - General Discussion

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Bham

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

Hi JCGT. :welcome

Three years ago MaxPro was a different film. Different machines making it etc. Now they have a BRAND NEW FACTORY in North Carolina. Which in my opinion, makes them once again, a brand new film.

Which means,,,, wait and see if it fails...... Again, like last time. :twiddlethumbs

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jh812

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

:yep

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Bham

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

And as we are sitting here reading this and typing...... What pulls up? But yet another ASWF failure. Great. :mad

For the record,,,, ASWF Impulse line from a few years ago is failing pretty heavily. Now they also have purchased new machines, and are already having failure out of the NEW Impulse line. So buyer beware. :gasp

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jh812

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

:lol

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JC Glass Tinting

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

I've had 0 comebacks since the adhesive change. However I only purchase their CP line. Who knows its probably Korean.

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JC Glass Tinting

Posted July 26, 2016

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Posted July 26, 2016

Hi JCGT. :welcom

Thanks for the welcome. I've been lurking on here for several years. Just don't talk much.

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