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The Madico Black Pearl IR was shown at SEMA back in 2016.  Quick Google doesn't show much on it...only could find Signature Glass Tinting advertising it.  Could be that they are testing it out along with a few other dealers before they do a wide release but just guessing.  Their website is below if you want to read the info they have listed.  Plus got a laugh when they listed Llumar ATC as a "Carbon" and Madico Wincos as a "Ceramic".

 

https://signaturetint.com/window-tinting/

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We switched back to madico this past late year, we use both NR and Ceramic Black Pearl,  Shrinks great, dries quick and its not very cloudy or hazy. The clarity is great and i just wish it wasnt  "green" but its very little, nothing compared to suntek or any other green ceramic out there. There are many companies out there that are popular especially on the forums and facebook groups that whore themselves out. My business is almost 40 years old and we've always used madico until they came out with they're charcool lines is when we stopped it was just way to green and onyx way too blue. We've never ever had issues with Madico with automotive, or flat glass, everything lasts! Even theyre old school AG Dyed films that coudnt shrink lol . When they' came out with Madico Blackpearl and worked with it i made the switch, i rather put my name on something that i know will stand behind they're product, proven that lasts over 20-30 years at least! No other company comes close! Not even global as they' have not been around as long but not bashing global just comparing. .02

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3 hours ago, TINT said:

We switched back to madico this past late year, we use both NR and Ceramic Black Pearl,  Shrinks great, dries quick and its not very cloudy or hazy. The clarity is great and i just wish it wasnt  "green" but its very little, nothing compared to suntek or any other green ceramic out there. There are many companies out there that are popular especially on the forums and facebook groups that whore themselves out. My business is almost 40 years old and we've always used madico until they came out with they're charcool lines is when we stopped it was just way to green and onyx way too blue. We've never ever had issues with Madico with automotive, or flat glass, everything lasts! Even theyre old school AG Dyed films that coudnt shrink lol . When they' came out with Madico Blackpearl and worked with it i made the switch, i rather put my name on something that i know will stand behind they're product, proven that lasts over 20-30 years at least! No other company comes close! Not even global as they' have not been around as long but not bashing global just comparing. .02

 

Thanks for the heads up! Will give it a try.

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My understanding is that black pearl is not a true ceramic but an HP metallic film. 9 out of 10 metal base films are better performing than most ceramics but the metal definitely has its draw backs over a true ceramic film. You’ll have to look at the construction of that film as all metallic films are not made the same.

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On 4/19/2018 at 5:49 PM, Tintmaster08 said:

My understanding is that black pearl is not a true ceramic but an HP metallic film. 9 out of 10 metal base films are better performing than most ceramics but the metal definitely has its draw backs over a true ceramic film. You’ll have to look at the construction of that film as all metallic films are not made the same.

Where you hear that from? 

we been installing and no signal issues whatsoever, i know even with some hybrid (metal dye) you dont have issues but if thats the case i think i'll have a different (even more) respect for this industry as whole. 

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