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Double vision on tinting?


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Neutral Newbie
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Yes, should go away after the ,mositure dries out, how long depends on how much your installer squeezed out the soap solution. But will still have some blurring when compare to a flat plain glass, mostly due to the adhesive. Seen it in many other cars around, whichever brands. How, blurr is seems depend on the film and also the curvature of the section of glass. Thats just from from my observations.

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Neutral Newbie

same on mine, that is why I believe that the curvature of the window affect the "blurness". But do park your car out in the sun for this whole week, it should help to dry up faster. My various windows took 3 days to 6 weeks to completely dry out, different front and back films and 4 installer working on different panels. So some dry faster, some slower... [gossip] what to do, different skill levels lah!

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Neutral Newbie

How much they charge for your car and what car you driving? I got quite a good deal for 3M I think... thats why considering.

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Turbocharged
Guys, any feedback on 3M film? Thinking of installing soon. Thanks for any feedback.

 

I using it. Definitely better than Th***** Gu***; shld be on par on V****.

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Neutral Newbie

Thats pretty good price I think. Mine is dealer price cos relative is a car dealer. So far hows the performance?

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I am satisfy with the performance so far so good. And it is green in colour and it match my visor which is also green in colour [dizzy] . In fact i find it green colour is quite special and normally what we see on the road are those dark or metallic color but it is a personal preference. But actually impress me is that they will replace it if there is dust, not properly done and so on.... and w/o giving those stupid excuse like wat some bros here has mentioned. I went back 3 times [hur] and they replace immediately [thumbsup] . Perhaps u can go there and take a look. BTW i not related to them nor get comission from them for recommendation.

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Turbocharged

I using the Super Performance Series (think this wat its called). 3* do not have those very dark JDM type. Thiers is lighter

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Neutral Newbie

in some instances u could get some bubbles at the edge of the film but that's not too bad cos they got this dryer that can blow hot air n make the flm shrink into place...but if in the center, a bit difficult cos got air...unless air escape....

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Neutral Newbie

Anyone knows whether we can "paste" another layer of solar film on top of an existing one? I did my rear side windows, but not dark enough. Thinking of "adding" another layer to the existing one.. [:p]

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Turbocharged

yes it's possible to paste another layer over existing one, but not all company is doing this service

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