do you use TAP WATER in your solution?

[Guest tint325i]

i live in scotland where we have some of the worlds purest and cleanest drinking water and i still run it through 3 different filters before it hits the glass, probably overkill but its peace of mind

[Guest tint325i]

2 gallons of water to half a bottle of j&j, does that not seem like alot, suppose it depends on temp / humidity etc

[Guest filmslayer]

no , that does seem a lot ...

[Guest tint325i]

i dont even use half of that, freezing over here tho!! lol

[Guest maxwax]

2 gallons of water to half a bottle of j&j, does that not seem like alot, suppose it depends on temp / humidity etc

Sorry for misleading it is a 3 gal sprayer with 10 feet of extra hose and I used the 7oz bottle .

[MikeMN]

I use tap water for some films and I use a sediment filter at the shop, today I changed it out........... :

Before

After

[Fiveofeen]

I used tap water but it came from my house, the water at my shop was hard and no good.

That was in Michigan, tap water was better than bottled water. Here in California I can't drink the tap water it tastes terrible.

[vquestfilms.com]

Filter your water even when you think it is clean, it is probably not clean enough. Distilled is best on high vlt nano particle films.

[APTINT]

I'd like to have a filter system set up, but will probaby wait until we buy a property or more permanent shop situation. Ive ran into that problem before, but most normal sinks here are fine, good installer can catch that its just not the first thing you think of haha

[MikeMN]

Filter your water even when you think it is clean, it is probably not clean enough. Distilled is best on high vlt nano particle films.

I agree, I use distilled water depending on what film I am using.