is there ever a reason to use the low setting on the heat gun?

[tintshopky]

using high heat and just backing the gun away for less heat on the glass. anyone shrink certain BGs with low heat setting?

[Guest thatsnappyguy]

never did. high all the time. the heat gun that is...im not that kind of tinter.

[tintshopky]

never did. high all the time. the heat gun that is...im not that kind of tinter.

[Guest willie]

yes

[Slick]

yes

[flat rock stan]

glad we could help

[Guest Litespeeds]

If you work with ceramic films, you might use the low setting so it doesn't overheat the film and cause excessive ghosting.

[TTS]

We will switch between low and high on more difficult shrinks... sometimes shrinking slower seems to allow the film to shrink more and more evenly (IMO)....

but for most back glass it's cranked to inferno and go!

[pbalentine]

If you work with ceramic films, you might use the low setting so it doesn't overheat the film and cause excessive ghosting.

Is ghosting when the film becomes less transparent?

[Guest Sunlimited]

shrink low with ceramic film and with a crazy back window thats 'bout it....