Window films
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10-31-2010, 03:53 AM
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You can't go wrong with 3M. Lots of cheaper brands will look purple (instead of gray) or start to peel and bubble after a year or two in hot sunlight.
The "petrol in water" sounds like an effect from the adhesive, or the film, not being quite uniform in thickness. Just like the interference sheem from petrol on water. 3M also makes a lexan film (Solarshield?) which makes the glass much harder to smash through. Usually sold for building windows not for cars, but works very nicely. Original owner, 1985 Toyota Corolla GT-S in the US of A. Will trade for a Cadillac-Gage V150 or a Ford GT44. |
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