Reverse Rolling

[eric_64chev]

The link to back rolling or reverse rolling instructions says to only wet the first foot of the film. I've alway wet the entire piece of film.

Does anyone just wet the ends?

[Slick]

are we talking flat glass or auto?

[Protint]

Wet the entire thing then replace the liner and roll.

assuming your talking about auto.

[eric_64chev]

Yes, I'm talking about auto back windows. Sometimes the liner likes to move. I was wondering if not wetting the whole thing would help keep it in place.

[Slick]

When I reverse roll (which I dont do alot) for auto, I wet both ends but leave about an inch or 2 in the middle to keep it from slipping like you said.

[Guest Reflexxions]

When I reverse roll (which I dont do alot) for auto, I wet both ends but leave about an inch or 2 in the middle to keep it from slipping like you said.

Thats what I do ,about one or two inch in the center so theres no movement and alot of water on the glass .

[cool dude]

after I lift the liner one side and wet the film I lay down the liner back down then squeege a little in the middle end where I peeled the liner to hold in place. then I lift the other side and wet then roll ...and it keeps my liner from sliding around....

[Guest tinterbabe]

wet all the way without much slip solution

[Guest accurate]

I leave a little strip the center

[Guest tiger_football]

I peel about 3/4 of the liner on one side, wet, and replace. Then I peel the other 1/4 from the other side, wet, and replace. The liner will slip a little when rolling but has yet to produce any major problems.