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Working with Indonesian installers on 14 mil. Before installation they use a powdery substance to clean the glass. They say it helps to fill in the pores, allowing the water the move freely across the surface. The film was dry within two days causing me to think that it worked to their claim.
Using little slip and lots of pressure on a 6inch blue blade does the same
(Mahakla Pete @ Aug 28 2008, 08:55 AM) [*]638581[/*] Working with Indonesian installers on 14 mil. Before installation they use a powdery substance to clean the glass. They say it helps to fill in the pores, allowing the water the move freely across the surface. The film was dry within two days causing me to think that it worked to their claim. It can do a lot more than make the film dry faster. 
(vclimber @ Aug 28 2008, 10:11 AM) [*]638586[/*] (Mahakla Pete @ Aug 28 2008, 08:55 AM) [*]638581[/*] Working with Indonesian installers on 14 mil. Before installation they use a powdery substance to clean the glass. They say it helps to fill in the pores, allowing the water the move freely across the surface. The film was dry within two days causing me to think that it worked to their claim. It can do a lot more than make the film dry faster. really? how so sir? (Mahakla Pete @ Aug 28 2008, 08:55 AM) [*]638581[/*] Working with Indonesian installers on 14 mil. Before installation they use a powdery substance to clean the glass. They say it helps to fill in the pores, allowing the water the move freely across the surface. The film was dry within two days causing me to think that it worked to their claim. do tell more ,intresting  had to throw in the water thing 
if jobs are coming out perfect already, why invest in more cleaning agents. tinting is too simple to complicate.
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