Vehicle was just completed today. For the clear bra, customer opted for the full hood, full front fenders, mirrors, lights, front bumper, Apillars, and strips behind rear tires.

We also added our Diamond Cut IR tint (infrared rejecting film) at 63% to all windows and 73% for the windshield (disclaimer - off road use only). More info here on our DCIR Tint:

http://www.luxury4play.com/asian-aut...t=diamond+tint

Enjoy







Inside our tint booth having Diamond Cut IR installed

 

the window tint is applied on the outside of the car???

 

It is merely prepped on the exterior and installed on the inside.

 

I always wonder... what happens when u wanna take it off? gotto repain the whole thing?

 

The film is designed so that it can be removed without harming the paint.

 

And photos of the clear bra on the car

 

Great work, as always!

Quick question...

Does Premier have any experience with windshield protection film, like that described in Post #12 here: https://rennlist.com/forums/997-foru...ion-film.html?

Please share your thoughts and comments. Thanks!

 

It is an excellent product in an ideal world. We tested the product before it was even launched, but the product had too many issues for us to carry it in our line up. The product would last one year at the most before it begins impairing on night time driving.

 

i really like the mesh grills.

 

Many people do ask us from time to time why some would cover so much of his / her vehicle. Here is an example of why:

This customer of ours had the entire front end wrapped by us approximately 18-20 months ago. He unfortunately was in a dispute with an automotive shop and things got heated. According to the owner of the vehicle, one of the employees at this particular shop likely keyed the hood of his M3. Again fortunately we made a nice wrap and whoever did it thought he was keying paint.

 

never understood why people key cars, but luckily the above guy was wrapped, im guessing paint is fine underneath?

 

Here are pictures of us removing the film

 

looks great, but it is BS that we really have to do this. Porsche should have the preotective shell on it that the Aston Martins have on them and more coats of paint.

 

Yes, the paint underneath is actually in excellent shape. Just one hairline scratch where it looked like the guy really put some muscle into it. The scratch came off in 20 seconds of buffing.

 

You guys do a great job - mine looks pretty bad compared to that. Anyone know of anyone in Atlanta or close that does work like above? I could go back and ask the original installed to do better, but I don't know that it is worth the time and effort - my Grandfather used to say "like trying to squeeze blood out of a turnip".