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most people don't care about that transferable warranty, its just there to give the buyers assurance that they are not worried about warranty issues. Since the word lifetime warranty is thrown around everywhere. Even the guy with purple window tint offers lifetime warranty.

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4 hours ago, DynamicAppearance said:

Both are basic dyed window films, so the installation quality should be the only deciding factor.  Only difference in warranty is F1's warranty is transferable to the new owner of the vehicle, but I honestly never saw why someone selling a vehicle would care.

 

Interesting. Is the Global QDP not carbon?

 

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29 minutes ago, neaux said:

 

Interesting. Is the Global QDP not carbon?

 

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We are a Global Authorized distributor. To answer your question, Global Window Films do not have any films that are Carbon or have Carbon in them.

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2 hours ago, neaux said:

 

Interesting. Is the Global QDP not carbon?

 

Thanks!

 

No, they are color stable dyed films.  As far as I am aware, 3M CS is the only true Carbon window film on the market.  I could be wrong with some of the newer Chinese/Korean films, but films like Suntek Carbon are not.

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