The geoshield I got creases way to easy and and yea it's darker and to me has a green hue to it. Lexen I've never had trouble with install while geo fingers will pop up on back windows and never stick. Maybe they sent me a previous generation since I only got 50ft rolls, either way I prefer Lexen.
Lexen has way better clarity looking out and the color of the film far superior to Solar free .. but Solar free has darker film and adhesive is waaaaaay better … lexen is too hard to use in the summer. Time the film gets curly like all films but lexen will not stick to glass
@@Tinttalkthe tintx/lexen is difficult to apply in summer for sure. I do mobile and in direct sunlight and although it's doable, it does require a but more comfortable skill and patience to apply in 95 degree sunlight. Otherwise it's been pretty great, using a slip and not soap of course.
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The geoshield I got creases way to easy and and yea it's darker and to me has a green hue to it. Lexen I've never had trouble with install while geo fingers will pop up on back windows and never stick. Maybe they sent me a previous generation since I only got 50ft rolls, either way I prefer Lexen.
@@gstint. hmmmmm that’s good to know I haven’t done too many geo shield installs thank you
Geo Shield for the win
Haha
What is your opinion between lexen and solar free?
Lexen has way better clarity looking out and the color of the film far superior to Solar free .. but Solar free has darker film and adhesive is waaaaaay better … lexen is too hard to use in the summer. Time the film gets curly like all films but lexen will not stick to glass
Perfect, thanks
I really appreciate this video, I've been using lexen pure max for years and was thinking about switching to geoshield for easier shrinking
@@davinisdavis4257 geo shrink is far superior
@@Tinttalkthe tintx/lexen is difficult to apply in summer for sure. I do mobile and in direct sunlight and although it's doable, it does require a but more comfortable skill and patience to apply in 95 degree sunlight. Otherwise it's been pretty great, using a slip and not soap of course.
where to buy the lexen