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On 2/19/2020 at 6:53 PM, alancorp said:

 

Do you have any experience with the autobahn air ceramic 80? Does that scratch easily also?

I install air 80 regularly, it can be said that it scratches easily with certain tools that wouldn’t do so with lulu’s other films. However I’ve had great service out it and the only time people have had issues would’ve involved sticker removal. Either using a razor blade or scratch coat coming off with the sticker. Not really the films fault.

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6 hours ago, no ma'am said:

I install air 80 regularly, it can be said that it scratches easily with certain tools that wouldn’t do so with lulu’s other films. However I’ve had great service out it and the only time people have had issues would’ve involved sticker removal. Either using a razor blade or scratch coat coming off with the sticker. Not really the films fault.

 

 

    We are 100% flat glass, no auto at all. I can see installing Air80 with a small yellow turbo or black one... but our typical squeegee for FG is a 8" blue max.... that's a no go on that film. 

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    We are 100% flat glass, no auto at all. I can see installing Air80 with a small yellow turbo or black one... but our typical squeegee for FG is a 8" blue max.... that's a no go on that film. 

Fusion flat out works great 

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