Hey David, in reference to the Window Film, what we do is heat shrink it onto the glass in order to get the fitment correctly for the proper layout, and afterward, we go ahead and apply the film through the inside of the windshield :)
You noted the high rate of IR rejection but you didn't note the attenuation of UV. UV is more damaging to organics like leather, plastic and our skin. Is there a spec for UV?
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Whats the TSER of the Xpel XR plus?
Great job detailing the process. Keep up the great work!
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is this better than llumar stratos film?
Looks great but I don't understand why you do the outside of the glass. Is it just to protect from rock chips?
Hey David, in reference to the Window Film, what we do is heat shrink it onto the glass in order to get the fitment correctly for the proper layout, and afterward, we go ahead and apply the film through the inside of the windshield :)
Tell Larry he still has the white price tag under the brim of his hat. 😅
You noted the high rate of IR rejection but you didn't note the attenuation of UV. UV is more damaging to organics like leather, plastic and our skin. Is there a spec for UV?
Hello Jared, thanks for watching. All of the xpel window films have a 99% uv rejection rating.