Really enjoying your videos. From what I can tell, the Pro Shield (through-door) anti-pry guards are designed and marketed as an alternative to the mini door Shield (caps) to hold the door edge together. The caps are not designed to be used with the anti pry protection...for the reasons you discovered in your video. Use one or the other. Keep up the good work!
Yes, the manufacturer made it clear. Here's some insight on people who buy these products. They're often paranoid and extremely fearful of break-ins and many of them go overboard with the types and quantities of the products they purchase for me to install. I don't argue with them because it's not about reason, it's about assuaging their fears even if it's overkill. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the input.
Really enjoying your videos. From what I can tell, the Pro Shield (through-door) anti-pry guards are designed and marketed as an alternative to the mini door Shield (caps) to hold the door edge together. The caps are not designed to be used with the anti pry protection...for the reasons you discovered in your video. Use one or the other. Keep up the good work!
Yes, the manufacturer made it clear. Here's some insight on people who buy these products. They're often paranoid and extremely fearful of break-ins and many of them go overboard with the types and quantities of the products they purchase for me to install. I don't argue with them because it's not about reason, it's about assuaging their fears even if it's overkill. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the input.