Streaking

[Guest autotinter]

4 whats its worth the hazzing usually goes away in 2-3 days

[Guest metint]

4 whats its worth the hazzing usually goes away in 2-3 days

[*]304512

Oh it's worth mentioning, however, finding a mix that doesn't cause or minimizes haze/milky will reduce the hassle factor for the parties on either side of the transaction.

[Guest autotinter]

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Oh it's worth mentioning, however, finding a mix that doesn't cause or minimizes haze/milky will reduce the hassle factor for the parties on either side of the transaction.

[*]304521

exactly,,it doesnt happen very often, and ive used the same solution for 15 years, ihave no reason 4 the hazzyness

[Guest Old Dude]

Thanks for all the great info guys. Metint, I will have to try your advice as I can already see where customers might freak because of the appearance even if it does go away soon. I rode by and looked at it today and it was hard to tell but I think (hope) it looks a little better. We just haven't had any sun and it hasn't been quite as warm since I completed the job which was Friday. Like I mentioned this hasn't happend with any other film yet and it is the first time I used bronze. I used bronze 30% Saturday on a hospital and it is doing the same thing but not as noticable, I guess cause the film is a little lighter than the 20% I used on Friday at the office complex that looks bad. And I also used what was left of the same mixture.

[Guest pmuzik]

as long as those streaks don't look like this olddude everything should be fine

[Guest Old Dude]

Now I'm really worried

[TINT]

great guys!

now youre scaring the guy

[oldtinter]

I checked with the chemists as to whether or not Prell would pose a problem with film adhesives and they said 'No'. Dish soaps do!

Cool. So all that time examing the ingredients in the Walgreen aisle, while people walked by thinking who is this nut? was worth it.