Dry Shrink Backglass

Prep the outside of the backglass anyway. Scrub it, blade it, wipe it clean with paper towel.

Then spray the glass with soap and water. Next, wipe the glass with the micro fiber towel. The soap and water will dry in 3 - 5 seconds....no static...makes for an eazy dry shrink.

No need for baby powder, dryer sheets or a bar of soap.... or spraying the glass with soap and water and waiting for it to dry.....

illl give it shot

I'm too used to using bounce, that I don't even try new methods. But if one day I run out I might give it a try.

Sir Tint take a look at MSDS for dryer sheets. They have some BAD stuff in them.

Might be worth a try.

I'll give it a try this week, let you know how I get on

I know there is reasons why some don't use them, but I've been using them this long and don't have any ill effects.
So I think I'll keep using them. Thanx for the advice, but I guess I'm just being stubborn in my old ways.

Sound cool

how many times is the cloth good for??? :

i'm gonna try that this week.I'll let you know how it turn's out

several hundred....throw it in the wash like anything else when it gets to dirty....

Sounds good! Will give a try

That how i do it dry shrink always

Micro fibre towels are the bombay!!!!!!!
I use them all the time...

well I went to radsack and got one
going to try it on a optra 5

bounce for me,tried other methods,but stick to the dryer sheet

Me too. with soap I have to wipe the Bg down twice with bounce I only wipe once.

Hi. Will try. Thank you.

might be stupid but where do you get a mirco towel at?

home depot has them........

the only way i do it is dry........

thaks zeus will go get some tomorrow

wal-mart has them, you can order some from detail supply websites like autogeek.net and pakshak or exceldetail.

i thought i had replied on this thread, maybe it got deleted but this technique does not help on any decently hard cars. it will stick it certain spots which could potentially cause you to crease it. just my .02 but doesnt seem worth it

get it right.

I use a microfiber dusting mit. wet it....then.......oh wait....I dont wanna give away my secrets....yeah...your way is the bomb zeus!!






































































reason for edit...interweb double posted it

thats funny......the scroll down thing.......


This tip is different and that is what I like. I wet shrink alot but this method is great.

mines better

No.
I dont wear a glove or a mit.............

what we used to do before the soap method

I usually just clean the the glass with soap and water and a squeegee, I scrub it when necessary. I´m wondering what will be the difference if i use the micro fiber towel instead?

I like using powder, is there anything that works as well but is cleaner? Haven't tried anything else.

I ll try it on the next car .how you been doing? havn't seen you around

yea havent u been reading this topic?

let me explain. I should of asked if any of those methods keeps the tint from sticking to the glass, like the powder.

yea normaly wear a glove when i use huper which is 80% of the time ,it's just that huper get so damn hot , that's when the old michael jackson glove come's out and i do the moonwalk ahhahahah

yes, the purpose of all dry shrink methods is to keep the film fron sticking to the glass while shrinking.

i thought tint went on the inside i know bad joke

seems OK .. like most all other methods. Once you get used to it, then it's 'your' method. Been using Magic Sizer for at least 7 years or so now .. think I'll stick with it.

i have been doing this for a while, it sems to work better when the towels are brand new. the microfibers leave a slight dust particle of the fiber on the glass. if you wash our windshield off with one youll se it at night when the headlights from on coming traffic hit the glass

I did it today..... worked great.....perfect