Auto window tint - I need to find out the best one between suntek, protek or 3M?
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3M lasts for 5-8 years here in our tropical climate, doesn't fade... what more in cold regions.\n\ngo for  3M!!!
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Windows 95...wow you need to upgrade amigo.\n\nTry Paltalk www.paltalk.com\n\nBut seriously, spend the $100 to get up to at least Win 2K on a P3.
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Go to http://www.benq.com which is formerly acer, I got a prisa 320p, but unfortunately the most latest driver mira scan they got only work well with win98, not winxp(only b&w).
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i don't think they will really care.. as long as you can see out the necessary windows... any type of paint will work... go to wal-mart and pick up some regular.. acrylic paints.. or something.. it will wash off no problem... my dad wanted to paint something on his back windshield one time and he kept painting it on there and a couple days it would come off... he tried everything
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try searching for a mitsubishi eclipse or eagle talon head also
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BLUE ROCKS!\nit goes well with black...or white or any other nuetral color (tans, greys, etc). It looks great on cars and blue eyes are the hottest. nuff said case closed
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Use RainX, it's really good about breaking up the drop of water so they very easily and quickly run off the windshield. It's not expensive either, you can find it at any autoparts store or even like Target, Walmart, KMart, etc.
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I think 3C509B EtherLink III ISA is good for windows95, used in more than 200 pcs at work. Thanks
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Pick one that is FREE and open source!\n\nPick Anti-Vir\nor Advast!!!\n\nSpywear:  love Spybot or even Adwear\nOther: oh and don't forget registry cleaner!\n\n:)\n\nNorten is EVIL, and it eats up system resources, it's just a brand name now the normal users pick c0z it once HAD a good reputation but now it bites and doesn't even always do it's job. And then they have the nerv to charge each year for it!\n\nYes ZA is an all in one, so it kicks but, but it doesn't do it 100% (so I just use ZA as a kick @ss firewall, nothing more) BUT Zone Alarm is very VERY user freindly (great for Newbies!)
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Honestly, it really depends on what you are looking for. \n\nIf you are looking for the best long term shine, I would recomend a non silicone sealant wax. This will last longer than almost any other wax, but doesn't have the extreme shine of some others. The type we use at our detailing company is called Sealtek ACR. It is great stuff, it takes a little more time to cure, but it leaves a great finish.\n\nIf you are looking for something that has an ulitmate shine, your best bet would be a carnuba wax. This stuff looks the best of any other kind of wax, but it also lasts the least amount of time. The major problem with this kind of wax is that it does not stand up to heat very well. In many cases, you can tell if a car has been waxed with carnuba because you will begin to see white spots on the hood after really hot days. These are not dangerous, it just means that the wax is literally melting off the car due to heat.\n\nFor a do-it-yourself wax job, I would definately recommend a wax/cleaner. These are generally a bit more expensive, and they are availiable with almost any type of wax. The benefit from this approach is that the cleaner/wax removes most small particles that build up on paint due to acid rain, smog, or just about anything else that can't simply be washed off. I have even used this stuff to remove acid etching on windows. It works well and it will last longer. Just look for a kinds that has the best mix of durability and shine that you are looking for.\n\nOh yeah, avoid MacGuires of any kind. While they carry a smaller pricetag, the company is notorious for poor quality control, having been known for weak mixtures, as well as extremely high levels of dissolved solids in their wax.
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I am an optician and I always try to talk my patients out of using these lenses. Unless you have an older car, they will not change in the sun. The windshield is UV treated and therefor the lenses will not change. You need direct sunlight. As for the lenses being tinted when not in the sun, if you were to place them on a white piece of paper you would notice a very lite tint. But there is not a tint that is noticeable while you are wearing them. \n\nNow, I work in center city Philadelphia, and most people do not work out side. My uncle was a farmer for years and I did get him a set of these lenses. They were great for him!!\n\nYou mention that you hate clip ons. Have you tried the magnetic clip ons with polorized lenses? IF not you should. I have had great success fitting my patients with these. Ask your opticain about the Takumi or Revolution line of frames. The only complaint I have found about these clip ons are some people are very senitive to glare getting between the clips and the lenses. One sure way to solve this is to make sure that your RX lenses have a good anti-reflective coating on them like the crizal or alize brand, and also ask to have polorized lenses in your clip that have an anti-reflective coating on the back side of the lenses.\n\nI hope this helps, let me know if I could be of any further assistance.
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http://www.danlod.com/cgi-bin/web/mt-search.cgi?IncludeBlogs=1&search=Paint+Shop+Pro+
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yes, search yahoo.\nHere's a good one\nhttp://www.solarviews.com/cap/sun/sundiag.htm i think...
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Here ya go, test drive a few and see which works best for your needs.  Have fun!!\n\nhttp://wang.zhenzhou.googlepages.com/\nhttp://www.photobie.com/\nhttp://picasa.google.com/index.html\nhttp://www.plasticbugs.com/index.php?p=241\nhttp://www.freeserifsoftware.com/software/PhotoPlus/\nhttp://www.photofiltre.com\nhttp://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/PaintNET/1096481993/1\nhttp://park18.wakwak.com/~pixia/\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/reviews/Project_Dogwaffle/dogwaffle.html\nhttp://www.download.com/Deep-Paint/3000-2191_4-10398243.html
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I would go with xp home.  It's cheaper than pro and has basically the same features.  All xp pro has on it are a few security features, like better password protection on startup.
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I rather use Windows XP ( Green Theme). I like green one more.\n\nOnce I have used window blids but now I have stopped using to bost performance.
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reduce your light on the screen if no change see an optician they will advise you