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Originally Posted by TheScionGuys
Not a sales pitch on my end. We have wrapped two cars and we have seen the "success" in the fuel economy. As I look into it further and research it more I look for opinions/comments as to its true feasibility. I wonder if there is a benefit for only parts of the car (as asked above) to be wrapped to keep costs down vs the return. I have asked for the information from the company as well, but looking to see if anyone has ever done it before. We are experiencing better fuel efficiency just for those wondering and that is why I said that if anyone wanted to come try it out, that I offer it up to them. I don't work for the company, I just believe in the results that we have experienced.
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I believe that you're success is derived from something other than the "wrap." No physical scientific investigation has ever produced results such as are manifested in the claims for the wrap product.---------- And it is still a criminal offense to knowingly false-advertise products which demonstrate no efficacy as to their published advertised claims.Criminal prosecution usually ends in imprisonment,fines,loss of property,and sometimes worse,when victims injured by the deceptive advertising practices take the law into their own hands.---------- Perhaps it would be prudent for the owners of the patent and anyone associated with it,to pay for independent testing and verification before they go down a path they really don't want to go down.