I have the Lumar in my van..did the install myself about 3yrs ago.  It has
performed as advertised and has stood up well.  It did turn somewhat
reflective over time, when viewed from outside the van.  You can 'tear' it
if you strike it with a sharp hard object, but not easily.  Pretty good
stuff.  You might want to check your Guvvy Vehicle regulations and make sure
you aren't going to have cop-problems if your film should start to appear
reflective from outside....I understand Utah is is very militant about
having shiny opaque windows on a vehicle...Mine haven't gone totally
'silver' looking but they do have that 'look'.
  Don Hanson

On Sat, May 15, 2010 at 5:58 PM, gneiss9 <gneiss9@gmail.com> wrote:

> Tired of the "Greenhouse Effect" and I'm contemplating between two
> window tinting products for my Vanagon's rear five windows.  Anyone
> with experience or knowledge of the following two products please
> advise;  "Global NR Quick Dry Film" and "Llumar High Performance
> Window Film".  Both claim very scratch resistant as well as lifetime
> guarantee against bubbling or peeling but a bit of difference in
> price between the two.  The Llumar is more expensive and basically am
> wondering if someone with experience based knowledge could tell me if
> there is a quality difference worth paying for.
>
> Thanks anyways (if you were tempted) but please refrain from offering
> me any different product suggestions.  That would just add to my
> frustration in this "world of too many choices" as I've narrowed my
> choices down to two local vendors that can give me a decent price.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Trevor Reynolds
> Airdrie, AB, Canada,
> '91 GL 2Wheel drive, AT, Westy "SEN".
> http://westfalia-91restore.blogspot.com/
>