JP curtains

JP Curtains after about 9 months wow these were black lol
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get what you pay for?? LOL, that sucks Mike.  On the plus side, it's faded into a kind of cool color and they match the wood now.

wow that is pretty bad.. were these auth? or the ebay special?
also do you leave your car out side? and any window tint?

Wow no tint? Any ok window tint rejects 99.9% of uv.

Those are og's lol no tint it took about 9 months to get like that lol

That coffee brown color looks kind of dope. It could have been worst.

At least it faded evenly? Lol. Are they at least all the same color?

Lol maybe im weird but id rock that color
I sprayed mine with a uv fabric protectant may wanna look into that for next go round
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Take a ribbon off and post a picture of that.

Just get some permanent black dye and dye the thing black.  Granted your logo will be black now, it'll still look fresh.

^^^^ or don't die the tie offs and leave that copper color, kinda matches the wood idk

Interesting .. I wonder if there's any UV resistant dye that would prevent it from fading like that.

There is you can buy at your local fabric store, oddly enuff i use it on my bbq cover & my patio screen. I respray at every spring and it holds up pretty good (to texas sun and heat). Will not alter the color either i beleive it is safe for any fabric.

They make clear tint that blocks UV rays.
That's what I'm getting or I will get 80% tint, very very light.
Not only does it prevent fading your curtains but it prevents fading everything.
You can even get your windshield tinted with this clear UV blocker tint.

@importangels.....can you get this online?


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You'd think JP would be smart enough to UV coat their fabrics...

[QUOTE=mrbrian8;466330]@importangels.....can you get this online?


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You probably could buy it online and do it yourself.
But it is probably best to have it professionally installed.
Just go to any tint shop, they'll do it for you.

The tint to look for is called "Ceramic Film" - It blocks all UV rays.
The standard stuff is 70% so it's basically clear.
Or you can get one that lets in lower % of sunlight with some tint to it.

Here is a link or some info. [url]http://www.viper.com/Tint/Products/CeramicFilm.aspx[/url]

Wow, that's awful, considering how much they charge for those. Then again, JP isn't necessarily high quality all the time...

I hate how fast these things take a beating. :thumbsdown: