3M crystaline window tint
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3M crystaline window tint
Anyone do this on their car? It is a tint that is clear and blocks 99% of UV of the sun.
Was thinking of doing this to the whole car except windshield. Was quoted 450. I want to protect the leather and carbon fiber from the sun. Though now I'm thinking of doing the windshield too since it's clear.
Was thinking of doing this to the whole car except windshield. Was quoted 450. I want to protect the leather and carbon fiber from the sun. Though now I'm thinking of doing the windshield too since it's clear.
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Anyone do this on their car? It is a tint that is clear and blocks 99% of UV of the sun. Was thinking of doing this to the whole car except windshield. Was quoted 450. I want to protect the leather and carbon fiber from the sun. Though now I'm thinking of doing the windshield too since it's clear.
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This apparently helps with UV and heat.
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Still no mention of UV by 3M.
tino
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Um it mentions it all over the article. Did you actually read it?
From the article:
3M claims that all films in the Crystalline line reject 99.9 percent of UV radiation and 90 to 97 percent of infrared radiation. Because these films significantly reduce exposure to UV rays, they are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective defense against ultra violet radiation — which it identifies as a leading cause of skin cancer.
From the article:
3M claims that all films in the Crystalline line reject 99.9 percent of UV radiation and 90 to 97 percent of infrared radiation. Because these films significantly reduce exposure to UV rays, they are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective defense against ultra violet radiation — which it identifies as a leading cause of skin cancer.
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Um it mentions it all over the article. Did you actually read it?
From the article:
3M claims that all films in the Crystalline line reject 99.9 percent of UV radiation and 90 to 97 percent of infrared radiation. Because these films significantly reduce exposure to UV rays, they are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective defense against ultra violet radiation — which it identifies as a leading cause of skin cancer.
From the article:
3M claims that all films in the Crystalline line reject 99.9 percent of UV radiation and 90 to 97 percent of infrared radiation. Because these films significantly reduce exposure to UV rays, they are recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective defense against ultra violet radiation — which it identifies as a leading cause of skin cancer.
Um no it does not.
Saying that 3M claims.... is not 3M claiming it, which of course is my only point.
tino
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http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/6...nce%20Data.pdf
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3M's spec sheets show UV block %'s - isn't that the documentation you're looking for?
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/6...nce%20Data.pdf
http://multimedia.3m.com/mws/media/6...nce%20Data.pdf
This is on point:
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...16FEcsBOZIWpPo
tino