Bra and tint Phoenix/Scottsdale area
07-20-2007, 09:32 PM
#31
Burning Brakes
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Originally Posted by LUISJR993
Tint Guy= 623-204-9615 (Chris Mueller) Specializes in high end cars and uses the Huperoptic (sp) ceramic tint you guys speak of. He did my buddies 997TT and it came out perfect. He came to our office and was done in less than 2 hours.
Clear Bra Guy= 480-452-3073 (Jimmy Matamoros) Uses 3M clear bra, did my GT3 which turned out great. Highly recomended. Finishing touch (Arguably the best body shop in AZ) uses them exclusively.
Clear Bra Guy= 480-452-3073 (Jimmy Matamoros) Uses 3M clear bra, did my GT3 which turned out great. Highly recomended. Finishing touch (Arguably the best body shop in AZ) uses them exclusively.
Luis
07-21-2007, 04:45 PM
#35
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Originally Posted by gr8330
I will Ty thats why I'm asking for help with installers. There is only one formula1 installer in the Phoenix area and two in Tucson AZ. I've been using the Huper Optic as it was easily available where I was buying my cars. They wont put in on the back window, a lot of people don't know this because of the Gold and silver layers in the film. It can kill the radio and Nav signals. What I dont like about the HO is it's very light. I like a 35% tint and they don't offer that. I'm going to call the local guy tomorrow and drop by his shop if possible
Huper has 2 products that would qualify: the dual layer ceramic and the Select line. HO has the only dual layer ceramic on the market which gives it better heat rejection and not as dark or reflective. There are NO metals in this product. When you said the HO had the semi-precious metals, that would be the Select line which has names like SEC and DREI. The DREI I think is the best film knowm to mankind, but as you said, is not ideal for NAV. I dont think it will hinder your radio, but increased the odds for the NAV. If your car has nav, go with the dual layer ceramic.. They also just rolled out a single layer which is not as expensive or as effective in blocking heat. Hope this helps!
07-21-2007, 09:34 PM
#36
Burning Brakes
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Queen, thanks I've looked at this but I want a little more color in the film...darker. I agree about the Drei being the best, I just did the windows in my house with it and it has made quite a difference stopping heat from coming through the windows.
07-21-2007, 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by riad
I think it's way too hot in Phoenix/Scottsdale for women to cover their **** with bras, that's just my thought.
