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no joke! Thanks Ric! It was a massive pain in the ass but overall Im pretty happy with how it came out. The shift on those fronts was pretty crazy too.

1995 Toyota Previa done with 3M color Stable 35 front and 20 rear
 

Shhhh you give them ideas!
 
 
 

It's worse today!!!

Southeast Wyoming, I didn't get a picture earlier but it's just about that bad here as well. Driving home last night it was almost like driving through fog.

With all those fires you've got up there and judging by the amount of smoke we're seeing from them down here I imagine that you could probably just plop them outside on a platter for a couple hours and be done with it

Devil's advocate here. What about the cardiac surgeon or any other Dr for that matter do you give them discounts? They save lives. Nurses? That's the point I was getting at, it's kind of a slippery slope, where do you draw the line? At the end of the day the service we offer isn't truly a necessity for the vast majority of the population it's a luxury and typically a fairly affordable one.

I just don't like giving any discounts. The price is the price, it's fair and competitive for my area. Once you start giving discounts it gets to be too much of a slippery slope for my tastes, if you're running a sale for a period of time that's one thing but other than that I'm not into it.

From what I've seen that's pretty standard in the industry, manufacturers will only warranty film of legal vlt for a given area. I carry 3M and they're the same way, I'm sure it's to discourage the installation of darker than legal film. 

it ain't easy...
 
 

it ain't easy...
 
 

seriously man do you think I'm just scratching up all the film and saying oh well? No I actually know different techniques and utilise all of them. I try and actually help here which seems like you just try and start trouble. What's the point of being here if you're just going to criticize everyone? 

Hey everyone, thanks for posting up in the t-shirt raffle!
 
Running the numbers now...
 
There were 1,817 entries. We will pick 5 random winners and @Roach is getting one for being an awesome Mod.
 
First random number drawn: 124 belongs to @no ma'am
Second random number: 1114 belongs to @jh812
Third random number: 1134 belongs to no ma'am - duplicate
Fourth random number: 863 belongs to no ma'am - duplicate
Fifth random number: 478 belongs to @OverLord
Sixth random number: 1709 belongs to @Tintmaster08
Seventh random number: 989 belongs to @Tint Eastwood
 
As soon as everyone has PM'd me with their size and mailing addy I will get them going.
 
Congrats guys and thanks everyone for playing! 
 

I've been installing PPF for 5 or 6 years and still have day where it makes me wanna hurt myself!

I wouldn't worry about your age too much, lots of people make career changes later in their 30's, 40's, and 50's etc and see success. I'd really recommend that you go with whichever one you enjoy the most, if you're determined you can be as successful as you want to be with it.

I wouldn't worry about your age too much, lots of people make career changes later in their 30's, 40's, and 50's etc and see success. I'd really recommend that you go with whichever one you enjoy the most, if you're determined you can be as successful as you want to be with it.

@PlaceToTint,
 
SolarFX Window Films was launched in October 2013 with 3 series of automotive films. We have worked with our builders in composing multiple series of films to achieve the highest quality of products for each category they represent. All of our films undergo extreme testing in a QUV Advanced Weathering Machine to forecast the durability of our products. Not to mention that we know how our films are constructed and are using the most advanced dyes available in our films. Even our least expensive 1ply 1mil film uses the same dyes as our most expensive films. We now have 8 different series of automotive films that include Classic, Vintage, Prime, CarbonFX, UltraFX, HybridFX, IRFX, and FXtreme2. All of the films series that have FX in the name are our color stable films. The Classic Series, our 1mil 1ply, entry level film has been on glass for 4 years in some of the hottest climates in the world and have experienced a great color fastness and still look great to this day. So to say that the CarbonFX will last a good long while for Color Stability is a pretty safe thought. 
 
I wish I could say more about the who and where of our films production but I really am limited to stating that it is made on good ole planet earth and our company is owned and operated 100% American out of our 27,000 sqft Headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. Can't get anymore USA than right smack dab in the middle.
 
I misread your original statement and you stated that it was discontinued. Johnson is also another very good company with great films. I think from a construction and component stand point, with our CarbonFX series, it is as high a quality film as any high end film on the market. 

I know it isn't the direct answers you are looking for but it is the best I can provide. 
 
I hope you have a fantastic day and we look forward to welcoming you on board the SolarFX Window Films family!

'16 Mustang 3M CS20

Couple Silverados and a Denali, now onto a YukonXL 

2018 Chevy Equinox
3M FXPM 25 all the way around

The second Denali XL from today, installed 3M CS20 all the way around
 

Couple Silverados and a Denali, now onto a YukonXL