I think thats what you call it...? Anyways, does anyone know where to get some? Want to reflect some of the sunlight and also add some more privacy.
I got limo-black in the US and brought it here for more domestic privacy and heat p\deflection. Have seen it here but I haven't bee in Autozone either. The have been ads for company that does this on cars, but I can' recall the particulars.
Isla: I forgot to mention that Im looking for the domestic one, not for cars I think I saw one on Portillo, but cant remember where exactly.
I have no idea about where to buy it in Cancun but I can tell you that applying it can be a bit tricky. You will want a good spray bottle filled with soapy water, a credit card and a razor. Here is a guide I used that i got off the internet: 1.Wash window to be tinted with a mild soapy solution. Don't use ammonia-based or vinegar products or the film won't stick and can cause unsightly bubbles. Rinse well, removing all soap residue, dirt and debris. 2.Unroll window film and remove from paper. Press top left corner of film into top left corner of window. Have someone hold it in place for you or duct tape will do if you are by yourself. Smooth across and down the window until approximate size is reached. Carefully cut to size. 3. Continue to smooth out any bubbles with your hand, a squeegee or a shoppers/credit type card. For a longer-lasting hold and less chance of bubbling, spray the window with water first. The wetter the window, the easier it is to smooth out any air bubbles. Trim off any excess. 4. To remove, carefully pull off of window starting in the upper corner. You can use this product next summer by rolling it loosely and storing it in a dry place. Hope that helps.
Mrpeelush Mrpeelush: Thanks, Ill def have a look Chris: That was my concern, so Im hoping to find a good "persienna"-store or similar and hoping that they will help me with the whole process. Thanks for the instructions though, might have use for them