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06-25-2014, 09:58 AM

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I just had my 2014 tinted and something that I highly recommend is havingthe windshield filmed. They have a film that is transparent that blocks90% of the harmful radiation that messes up our dashes and the most amazingthing is that it blocks over 75% of the heat transferred into the trucksinterior. I live in Florida and it is amazing to get in my truck and nothave to swelter when I first get in. I liked it so much that I took itback to the installer and said hey why didn't you do my sunroof while I washere. He apologized and the instead of the quoted $60 install heinstalled it for me with even a better upgrade of film for $40. It reallyis amazing at just how much cooler my interior is now after sitting out in theparking lot. I highly recommend that you check into whichever film thatyour area carries and see about getting it installed.<O

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Who is the manufacturer, 3M? Definetly something I will request, never even heard of it. Thanks!

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06-25-2014, 10:32 AM

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It is 3M, great product. Thank you for your service RigTrash.

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06-25-2014, 10:40 AM

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Thanks for the tip, as far as my service, You're more than welcome.

Also, my wife has a Range Rover Sport, the front windshield is heated, wonder if the product would stay adhered to that? I know what you mean by the Florida heat, pretty bad in So. Ms also....