Static in Non metallised films

[Guest malc]

As we are using more and more non metallised films due to the antennae issues, we are back to fighting with the static that builds up in these films. This makes the film diffulcult to handle. sticking on the roll and not rolling out over cutting benches so fourth .....

I was hoping someone has come up with a method of removing that built up charge from the rolls.

Malc

[Guest Tintbds]

Spray the cutting bench with soap-liquid or don't use a cutting bench, just cut on window frame.

[RICHat22]

I can't remember the brand, but in the past I have used a non static spray when you can't spray with water. Knocks down most of the static without soaking the film. Such as in a plotter when you're cutting your tint first.

[Exact-Oh]

Global film advertises non-static films, if it's giving you that much problems.

Looks like you shouldn't be tinting though... one post and run, lol.

[Guest darkdan]

I use Global with the "anti-static technology". Surprisingly, it doesn't have any static coming out of the box.

Once you get done shrinking the rear window.....that's a different story.

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

I never have static issues 3M?

[Guest ninjatinter]

Run a dry rubber squeege across the backside of the film a few times, works for me,

[Guest Tom Cat]

Run a dry rubber squeege across the backside of the film a few times, works for me,

Has anyone tried using dryer sheets? I only use them when I use cheap a$$ Johnson fiolm.

[Guest skin76]

ever try plexus?