They say after they wrap part carbon surface can not be scracted, also burn also not affect also 3 years protection and service. 

It says scratch resistant, not scratch proof.

they liers i think as to many things that i never seen in real what kind of finish can be made so it has so big protection .? all parts they do are overlays!

What company are you talking about ?

jim

The video has been discussed here before. The fire resistance is pretty normal, they pour a flammable liquid over it and light that, it doesn't generate enough heat to actually damage the resin, its just like when you light alcohol on your hand, its hot but it burns off before too much damage

yes but they give word that your parts heat resistence and also that can not scratched.

This is just a mincing of words ...

The company of course wants to show that the product they offer has "exceptional" qualities, so they demonstrate the resistance to "fire" Because it looks dramatic on YouTube ...

Any well cured and polished PU, Polyester or Epoxy surface is as "scratch - proof" as any normal painted/laquered surface ...

Nothing ... and I do mean Nothing, is totally scratch-PROOF ... not even diamond ... it can be "cut" by another diamond ... so of course it is "a lie" to call something "scratch -proof"

If you tested the "Fire-proofing" using a Propane torch, you would get a very different result

"Sapere Aude"... Dare to KNOW!

The written word is the only truly efficient vehicle for transmitting a complex concept from mind to mind...

103% of all people do not understand statistics...

Do not adjust our mind, theres a fault in reality :-)

What Dravis says, its a play on words for marketing purposes.  You will find 99% of business do it to a greater or lesser extent.

However it is IMO wrong if the way they do things is likely to decieve or confuse customers into thinking a product does more than it actually does.

Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant

What Dravis says, its a play on words for marketing purposes.  You will find 99% of business do it to a greater or lesser extent.

However it is IMO wrong if the way they do things is likely to decieve or confuse customers into thinking a product does more than it actually does.

Warren Penalver
Easy Composites / Carbon Mods - Technical Support Assistant

They're not trying to deceive anyone.
If it were scratch proof, they wouldnt be sanding it, they would be taking an angle grinder to it.

Read it.

It says scratch RESISTANT, which it is.
Fire RETARDANT, which PU is.
Easy to repairable if damaged (i.e. if its scratched, you can sand it and polish it back)