Protecting your windshield from pitting.
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Ok, I ran accross a post in the GT3/2 forum. I thought I'd pass it on.
http://shop.protint.com/category.sc?categoryId=126
I wish I had used this stuff on my windshield when it was new. I hate my windshield now.
http://shop.protint.com/category.sc?categoryId=126
I wish I had used this stuff on my windshield when it was new. I hate my windshield now.
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The film that is used for windshields is an outdoor film, often called vandal film. 6 mil PET with a low adhesion modulus. It gets machine cut on a plotter with a cutter head instead of an ink pot. Some of the shops that do paint protection would have the machine and the program to cut the plastic.
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I just had my full front bumper done and he did an amazing job.
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FWIW I asked my supplier about this and here's the skinny. A beta test is determining the suitability of the product for our climate. Concerns are: longevity vs. cost, issues are ice scrapping on soft plastic, grit from sand and ice, cold/hot cycling of defroster and potential to stress the windshield.
A project more interesting and up my alley is the development of a security tint film for the side windows. Release expected Sept/Oct-08.
A project more interesting and up my alley is the development of a security tint film for the side windows. Release expected Sept/Oct-08.