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Has anyone used these enough to give a comparison of one over the other? I just had HP installed and am getting a mirror relection of my dashboard on the passenger window such that I can't see my right side mirror. SunTek recommended Carbon, but since HP is their most popular, I'm wondering what's not so great about Carbon? I gather it carries a lifetime warranty like the HP.

Thoughts?

Steven

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Guest TintsOvOz
Has anyone used these enough to give a comparison of one over the other? I just had HP installed and am getting a mirror relection of my dashboard on the passenger window such that I can't see my right side mirror. SunTek recommended Carbon, but since HP is their most popular, I'm wondering what's not so great about Carbon? I gather it carries a lifetime warranty like the HP.

Thoughts?

Steven

heat, metal versus non metal,

Oz.......... :lol2

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Guest willie

did you not get the anwsers you were wanting in the other thread :lol2

There both good films, if you need to change it out to cut down on the reflection then do it. You shouldnt have any problems with the Carbon

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Guest wilcax

ive used both and by far the carbon is a lot less reflective both interior and exterior wise. so putting carbon on the fronts and keeping hp on the rears will look different but will help to minimize the glare/reflection your getting right now. also here in cali it's not legal to have anything but uv shield on the fronts. even if you go with a lighter shade of hp you will still get the reflection so either take it of or live with it till you get pulled over and get a ticket, then you will have to remove the film.

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Guest tiger_football

When I used to carry the HP line about a year ago, it did not have a warranty against fading. Has that changed now?

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Guest tintgod
When I used to carry the HP line about a year ago, it did not have a warranty against fading. Has that changed now?

the hp does not have a fade warranty

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Guest Sprinter
the hp does not have a fade warranty

that is so interesting is'nt it that the HP would not cover fading, so I don't know maybe put the carbon dye into the HP instead of the dye thats in there now, and make it fade warrantiable.

hey and while your at it throw some silicone on the liner of both films so it will come off, some nuckelhead has changed the formula, I have some old HP and it lets loose of the liner like it should once it's been wet. this new stuff you have to rip it off!

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Guest GETITWET
:thumb :ahole Either this dude is a tinter looking for advice, or he's just one of those customers that has nothing better to do, I have to deal with these guys aal the time and it drives me crazy! and I love it when they com ein first thing in the morning an dputs me in a :beer mood!
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