
You might wonder why we would bother correcting a
3M Dealer in Cleveland's web musings. After all; with a hurricane boring down on us and our phone ringing "off the hook!" who has time for setting the record straight?
I do!Now follow along slowly!

First off that picture you posted (above) is incredibly misleading.
The Canadian PR Agency that did this stunt used
plexi-glass and 3M managers at the time recognized the duplicity and asked that the record be corrected. That
wasn't glass and there was never a remote chance that the glass (it wasn't glass after all!) would break! Care to place a wager that I am 100% correct??

Maybe they too found Bigfoot?

Secondly: The small missile test that 3M passed isn't relevant today given the
ASTM 1886 B Missile Test of 4.5 Lbs.
Small missile testing is fine for elevated windows above 30 feet high (think condos John!) but doesn't cut it for single story dwellings.
Certainly 3M Ultra Films,
LLumar Magnum,
Lumenesse, Madico and Armorcoat
all meet the less stringent small missile test and ANSI 400 Ft Lb test criteria.
Thirdly: The
ASTM 1886 Test is a 4.5 LB Missile and your ultra 400- 4ML and 5 ML Films
do not meet this test performance level. PERIOD
LLumar Magnum, VISTA V28 and V38 PS8 and most recently
Geoshield Lumenesse PASS!

For accuracy sakes 3M Ultra 600,
your 6 ML clear non solar film just did pass the 4.5 LB Test.
Unfortunately for you and your Florida 3M counterparts, very few Florida home owners would request a non solar non tinted (it's hard for me to say clear!) film for their hurricane protection requirements.
Why?
They would want a hurricane protection film
that blocks heat and glare!
Go ahead, call your techie types and ask them to help you draft a blog posting! Tell them
Mike Feldman said to help you out! Better yet tell them to figure out how to make a solar control ultra film that passes the ASTM 1886 B Test and stop playing games!
If they need some advice on how to do that have them call me at 877-575-3456!
Advanced Film Solutions877-575-3456
