This is how I reverse roll

[micro-edge]

Didn't look that bad to me. Looked like it snapped pretty well but I do it like everyone else with the liner in

[Guest tallscott]

try that with a PS adhesive!!

[Roach]

Pfft... everyone knows all good films are dry.

PS films are for wimps.

[carolinatinter]

roach im with you 100% on this way. ive never done it any other and dont really see a more "practical" way.

[tintshopky]

I actually did a reverse roll right today on a back glass of a truck. liner ended up on the outside. of course different without snapping down on FG. I say go with it Roach. Whatever works. looks just as easy the way you're doing it. or, you just might be making it look easy. keep it rockin

[Guest tallscott]

Pfft... everyone knows all good films are dry.

PS films are for wimps.

I'm down with that!

[Guest Key West]

Pfft... everyone knows all good films are dry.

PS films are for wimps.

I'm down with that!

 I aint believin' me ears!!!!

[Roach]

Actually, I give props to those who use PS films and work solo... I could never do it. I worked with this one 3M guy who was the bomb diggity when it came to hanging the film. Totally amazed me how he could do it. Of course, he was very tall, which I think helps in most cases.

CDF type films are cake... roll... snap.. lay... cut. I can do a huge 70x90 palladium window without much trouble at all, but give me a piece of PS film to do it all by myself... up on a LG ladder.... I'd be screwed.

[Cuttingedge]

I thought it looked pretty cool...violent....but cool....