Ultrathin "Durafilm"?

[OnDeck]

Just discovered this forum and it's like a stumbling on to a nugget of gold in my own back yard. I look forward to being able to contribute myself.

I have a question, anyone's thoughts would be much appreciated.

Some manafacturers (Arbor, Never Summer) apparantly use a tough, very thin nylon (assume polyamide) layer as a topsheet, which apparantly saves weight. They call it an "ultrafilm durafilm". Maybe this is just a regular polyamide topsheet material formed unusually thin?
Does anyone know where such a material might be available, have any experience working with it, etc?

I've tried isosport, not getting much repsonse.

[Jekul]

Sounds like the trade name would be from Crown Plastic, ie 'dura'. Could it be a form of their durasurf UHMW, made specifically for topsheets?

[OnDeck]

OK, thanks.

I need to ask around some more. Jones snowboards are also apprantly using some very thin film.

I really want to get into this stuff, it should be very light.