3M Di-Noc Question...
10-16-12, 03:52 PM
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3M Di-Noc Question...
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Could I use 3M Di-Noc in the engine bay? I am asking because I don't want to burn up or get distorted by the heat...
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-MjThind
)Could I use 3M Di-Noc in the engine bay? I am asking because I don't want to burn up or get distorted by the heat...
Thanks in Advance
-MjThind
the adhesive you put on it is very important 
10-16-12, 07:50 PM
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Di Noc isn't the best stuff anymore. This is directly from 3M
"You will want to use the Scotchprint 1080 series vs. the Di-Noc, because the 1080 is specifically designed for vehicular application. The film already has a protective overlaminate included, is easier to clean, and will carry a warranty. The technical bulletin for the 1080 series can be viewed and downloaded on our website, http://www.3Mgraphics.com. Choose "Product" and then "Technical Information."
"You will want to use the Scotchprint 1080 series vs. the Di-Noc, because the 1080 is specifically designed for vehicular application. The film already has a protective overlaminate included, is easier to clean, and will carry a warranty. The technical bulletin for the 1080 series can be viewed and downloaded on our website, http://www.3Mgraphics.com. Choose "Product" and then "Technical Information."
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