Fading Question*

[quality tintz]

2 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

if you're using CarbonFX it's basically the same level film with a different hue. Ultra is charcoal, CarbonFX is black. Like same install but different tone.

Some aggressive adhesive man...

[pbalentine]

23 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

I put 20% Classic Series Black, which is their cheapest 5 year warranty film, on my truck front windows to test it out i think 3 years ago and it hasn't faded or changed color at all. I looked at the edge of the glass at the top where it gets hidden by the gasket when the window is closed and there's no color change or fade, i love it's black color and great clarity. Another tint dude told me he had it on his car for 4 years and no fade or color issues. We're all told to stay away from 1 ply or cheaper films, but this stuff is better than some of the 2 ply out there, it lays down great on dot matrix and defrosters because it's thinner, and the clarity is amazing. I really have no complaints about the product at all, i rarely use it because i suck at shrinking/installing 1 ply and sell mostly SolarFX's CarbonFX. I should note that your results may vary if your down South, i'm in the chilly Northeast.

Almost 7 years and my classic black shows no fading or color change. 

[jh812]

1 hour ago, pbalentine said:

Almost 7 years and my classic black shows no fading or color change. 

I talked to a friend in Tennessee he said right around the ten year mark it started to. Think I'll take my chances on that

 

[Tint Slayer]

2 hours ago, pbalentine said:

Almost 7 years and my classic black shows no fading or color change. 

Why do we have their cheapest film on our vehicles? lol 

[whitehog]

Why do we have their cheapest film on our vehicles? lol 

I think it’s quite simple. If our cheapest 1 ply Tint lasts as long as everyone here has spoken, just imagine how long our good stuff lasts, just saying!

[DynamicATL]

#facts