QUOTE(jchong @ Aug 3 2012, 11:16 PM)
Ha-ha, I think "no comment" = yes
Someone mentioned that in Malaysia the boss behind V-Kool and Huper Optik is same person. True or not?
I think the case about blurry Huper film was in relation to the security film. Steven, since you install Huper security film have you experienced this before?
Maybe it was a case of the water not fully dried.
Added on August 3, 2012, 11:18 pmWhen you say clearest you mean highest VLT?
I think the case about blurry Huper film was in relation to the security film. Steven, since you install Huper security film have you experienced this before?
- Never, Original Huper Optik film even just tint and not fully dried will not blur when u look outside from inside
When you say clearest you mean highest VLT?
- Not VLT, i mean when you sit in the car watching outside, it's super clear not like other film(Including V-kool & 3M)
Added on August 3, 2012, 11:51 pmQUOTE(lonely143 @ Aug 3 2012, 11:24 PM)
Well,
V-Kool, Huper and Solar Gard all come under same boss =)
Correct the blur mostly cause by the adhesive(glue) of the film.
If too blur we can change it FOC if the film still under warranty
Yes the highest VLT film we have around 75% to 70% with IRR 80% - 94%
Im talking about V-Kool ya =)
Actually Huper also quite good because it wont rust but it reject heat slower compare to V-Kool
because metal vs ceramic
You are right
C70 Heat Rejection slower compare to V-kool Elite 70 BUT not Sech 60
Added on August 3, 2012, 11:59 pmQUOTE(jchong @ Aug 3 2012, 11:32 PM)
So for the good film (like V-Kool) the glue is transparent and not blur? Or do you mean straight after install will still be a bit blur, but after drying it will be clear?
So metal film always reject heat better than ceramic?
Aside from that I heard metal film might oxidise (perhaps not the good ones like V-Kool) and metal also blocks smart tag, gps, etc. Dunno if true or not. I think the Huper sales push this point a lot, saying that their ceramic film will not block these things like metal film.
So metal film always reject heat better than ceramic?
- It's not true bro, depends on which film. Please welcome to my shop anytime, i will show you the Huper Optik, V-kool Elite & 3M Crystalline film
Aside from that I heard metal film might oxidise (perhaps not the good ones like V-Kool) and metal also blocks smart tag, gps, etc.
- Yes, Even V-kool and 3M will also but not so fast.
Dunno if true or not. I think the Huper sales push this point a lot, saying that their ceramic film will not block these things like metal film.
- Yes, Not only Friendly to Electronic signal & also film life longer & Clearer
Added on August 4, 2012, 12:06 amQUOTE(lonely143 @ Aug 3 2012, 11:47 PM)
1st Question
The blur always cause by the security film, as they had more adhesive and more thick.
The blur effect would not come out immediately, its always after 2-3 years because
the adhesive starting to melt because of the heat.
2nd Question
Well, ppl always say V-Kool block GPS and Smart Tag. Back in year 4-5 ago we are facing this problem.
But now the problem has been fix by the manufacturer of the film.
The only problem is the auto gate sensor and the condo access card.
Yes metal reject heat better than ceramic =)
Yes metal reject heat better than ceramic =)
- Slightly Agree but Metal Heat rejection drop faster than Advanced Nano-ceramics
- 4 years ago, V-kool Elite have how many layer ?
- Now, V-kool Elite have how many layer ?
- Why V-kool Elite facing rusting issue now ?
This post has been edited by shaguarbb: Aug 4 2012, 12:06 AM 
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