Suma Performance
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Hi this is Eddy from Suma Performance. We manufacture the best wide angle convex mirrors. Below describes the reasons our mirrors are the best in convex. Here is a picture comparing stock vs Suma. Can you tell the difference?
1. SUMA MIRRORS TRUELY WIDE ANGLE
Suma Performance mirrors are R1000, whereas other mirrors R1400. (The smaller the R-number, the wider the view). If you compare the before/after mirrors in adriansayss' post and that of other mirrors, you can clearly tell that you can see more objects in Suma Performance mirrors.
2. SUMA MIRRORS ARE HYDROPHilIC
It is a fancy word for water repellent. This provides clear visibility in rainy conditions to provide safety and driving performance.
Our water repellent feature is permanent. This feature is coated during our proprietary SOGEL manufacturing process. Unlike Suma Mirrors, other mirrors typically use spray-on that the water repellent feature eventually erodes. Suma Mirrors are hydrophobic and permanent.
2. SUMA MIRRORS TRUELY ANIT-GLARE || COLOR DON'T FADE
Our mirrors go through a stringent, proprietary manufacturing process (SOGEL NANO process) that takes multiple steps/days to produce our signature, blue hue mirrors such that the mirrors themselves are actually clear and colorless (we have several patents and are the only manufacturer uses this process).
The reason Suma Mirrors look blue is because it absorbs all spectrum of the colors except the blue color that's pleasant to the eyes. Thus, Suma Mirrors effectively reduce glare (the yellow color spectrum, which causes the glare, is absorbed).
Other mirrors, in contrast, they use the vacuum coating process such that the blue color is actually coated on the mirror itself (unlike ours, clear/colorless mirrors that only reflect blue color). Based on that, they are not truly anti-glare because the glare is still reflected to human eyes. In addition, the blue coating will eventually corrode/fade.
1. SUMA MIRRORS TRUELY WIDE ANGLE
Suma Performance mirrors are R1000, whereas other mirrors R1400. (The smaller the R-number, the wider the view). If you compare the before/after mirrors in adriansayss' post and that of other mirrors, you can clearly tell that you can see more objects in Suma Performance mirrors.
2. SUMA MIRRORS ARE HYDROPHilIC
It is a fancy word for water repellent. This provides clear visibility in rainy conditions to provide safety and driving performance.
Our water repellent feature is permanent. This feature is coated during our proprietary SOGEL manufacturing process. Unlike Suma Mirrors, other mirrors typically use spray-on that the water repellent feature eventually erodes. Suma Mirrors are hydrophobic and permanent.
2. SUMA MIRRORS TRUELY ANIT-GLARE || COLOR DON'T FADE
Our mirrors go through a stringent, proprietary manufacturing process (SOGEL NANO process) that takes multiple steps/days to produce our signature, blue hue mirrors such that the mirrors themselves are actually clear and colorless (we have several patents and are the only manufacturer uses this process).
The reason Suma Mirrors look blue is because it absorbs all spectrum of the colors except the blue color that's pleasant to the eyes. Thus, Suma Mirrors effectively reduce glare (the yellow color spectrum, which causes the glare, is absorbed).
Other mirrors, in contrast, they use the vacuum coating process such that the blue color is actually coated on the mirror itself (unlike ours, clear/colorless mirrors that only reflect blue color). Based on that, they are not truly anti-glare because the glare is still reflected to human eyes. In addition, the blue coating will eventually corrode/fade.
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