It's somewhat different. First of all, the type of application: Satin Guard (water application) vs. vinyl (dry application). Satin Guard is also thicker than vinyl. We would recommend you to contact the manufacturer to see if there is anyone they have in your area:

www.prestige-films.com

 

Here is a shot of Spectra PhotoSync installed to this Black Series. The shade chosen for this nano tint was 65% for the front two windows, 55% for the rear 3, and 45% for the roof.



Again 65% on the front two windows:

 

Why we at Premier love Satin Guard...it's very easy to clean! This film is oil resistant so all you need to do is wash.

 

 

Coolest "wrap" I've seen yet. Great work guys!!

 

First of all - Happy New Year to all members!!! If you would like to view more Satin Guard protected cars, just google: "Satin Guard" and you will find scores of projects of ours with this product.

Satin Guard is not vinyl, which tends to be the misconception here. Vinyl is typically 1.5-2.5 mils thick whereas Satin Guard is 3 times thicker. It is a translucent paint protection film that the manufacturer has a surface coating that will product a 2 tone metallic effect. In lower lighting conditions, it will look mattish. In direct sunlight, the film will exhibit metallic Satin flakes. Quite unique.

Made by: Prestige Film Technologies (prestige-films.com)
If you are not in our area (Northern California), contact the manufacturer to see who is in your area:

vtran@prestige-films.com

 

 

For more Satin Guard and other cool projects, check us out on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/premier.protective

 

Turned out real good!