[swageo]

Originally Posted by vasoo

See one picture below. I will post better pictures in my ownership thread. Also check the picture in my gallery. I dont think I need windscreen film primarily because I dont see myself parking it in sunlight either at home or office. However I am still evaluating...

Looks cool..

My installer said some people specifically avoid RE, as they don't want someone combing their hair looking at you..

[rr_zen]

Originally Posted by swageo

Looks cool..

My installer said some people specifically avoid RE, as they don't want someone combing their hair looking at you..

On the contrary, I ensure I go in only for RE35 for all my cars and the ones bought in the family, for the excellent heat rejection it offers. As they say, each one to his own !

[Gopan]

Originally Posted by swageo

Looks cool..

My installer said some people specifically avoid RE, as they don't want someone combing their hair looking at you..

This is a funny comment and I have already experienced this

Originally Posted by rr_zen

On the contrary, I ensure I go in only for RE35 for all my cars and the ones bought in the family, for the excellent heat rejection it offers. As they say, each one to his own !

I too agree with rr_zen. Moreover I like the very clear view from inside without any specific color tone. It just reduces the glare.

[penpavan]

Originally Posted by Gopan

This is a funny comment and I have already experienced this



I too agree with rr_zen. Moreover I like the very clear view from inside without any specific color tone. It just reduces the glare.

rr_zen --> what is final take, did you go for sun film ? whats the final decision which one for side windows and which one for rear and which one for wind shield

[iTNerd]

Originally Posted by rr_zen

On the contrary, I ensure I go in only for RE35 for all my cars and the ones bought in the family, for the excellent heat rejection it offers. As they say, each one to his own !

Even I have RE35 on the sides and rear, and RE50 on the front. And I must say, I didn't expect them to be that good in heat rejection, but I am surprised! I think most dealers insist to go for CS series or higher because the profit margin is high for them. RE series is cheap, but its very effective, at least from my experience so far!

[rr_zen]

Originally Posted by penpavan

rr_zen --> what is final take, did you go for sun film ? whats the final decision which one for side windows and which one for rear and which one for wind shield

I have 3M RE35 on the sides(including the front quarter glasses) and rear while the front windshield is shod with CR70. Had taken the car first time for a long drive yesterday after installing the film and am extremely happy with the results. I was a little apprehensive about the visibility post fixing the CR70 on the front but yesterday's drive allayed all that. Posting some pics.

[mkc15]

vasoo, rr_zen, RE35 is looking cool. Yes, RE series has better heat rejection than CS for a given VLT value.

@itnerd, IIRC, both RE and CS have same MRP.

[mkc15]

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