This is how I reverse roll

[Guest vclimber]

Try it liner in and wet the inside before you peel the liner so it sticks to itself

[tint_audiopros]

Try it liner in and wet the inside before you peel the liner so it sticks to itself

hold top corners and pop drop done, liner is now facing you depending on film

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

I ll shpow u next time u pass by. reverse rolling 101

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

Try it liner in and wet the inside before you peel the liner so it sticks to itself

thats what I was taught. works very well. I like rolling it right out the box as well.

[TINT]

Try it liner in and wet the inside before you peel the liner so it sticks to itself

that's how I do it

[Guest General Sun Shield]

The other way (liner down) allows for less contaminates to get in between the film and the glass. Plus you can drop the roll down the glass faster and easier.

[vanja]

The other way (liner down) allows for less contaminates to get in between the film and the glass. Plus you can drop the roll down the glass faster and easier.

Welp, I'll give it a shot. Maybe I'll end up liking it better.

It just seems really awkward to do it the other way.

You won't regret it

[Devil with bad attitude]

Try it liner in and wet the inside before you peel the liner so it sticks to itself

Bundy's no mug.

Dev

[Guest Key West]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! That looks awkward as hey-ull!!! Thats bass-ackwards!! You had to put alot of effort in gettin that to work for ya!! The "other" way is more natural. Snap it down, stick the film to the glass and THEN peel the liner off the back of the film. Lots less effort, and the film is exposed to the air for about 2, maybe 3 seconds.

[Roach]

:thumb

I'll have to do a road trip all over the country and show everyone the proper way to snap film.