Strange Dry shrinking problem

[Guest matt5983]

Hi Guys,<br />

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I've started to come across this problem whenever I'm dry shrinking, I use a "H" anchor and get the top of the back glass perfect, I get most of the way down apart from the last 2 inches and I then start to crease it, but I cannot work out why.<br />

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I did it 3 times today on the trott and im confused why its happening...., its like I have air bubble that run horizontal and I cant seem to turn them vertical.<br />

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Any help would be great.<br />

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[Guest loy]

What kinf of car? You could try putting a lower horrizontal anchor. Maybe getting to anxoius at the bottom and need to work slower?? Leave the film a little longer on all the sides it might help.

[Guest matt5983]

its a citroen picasso mpv, will making the horizontal line lower help?

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

its a citroen picasso mpv, will making the horizontal line lower help?

Yes it will help but how far down is your anchor.

I presume it is a Xsara Picasso? If so they really are very easy.

[Guest matt5983]

Sorry being a bit dum, what do u mean about leaving the film longer on the side?, i was even thinking of using the pull and lift method as its driving me nuts

[Guest matt5983]

yeah thats the one, a xsara picasso, my anchor is just under half way from what i can remember

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

yeah thats the one, a xsara picasso, my anchor is just under half way from what i can remember

Shouldn't be a problem.

Are you using soap or talc?

[Guest matt5983]

Neither, just got a dry screen with a wet anchor.........dont tell me i forgot to do something so obvious ! lol

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

Neither, just got a dry screen with a wet anchor.........dont tell me i forgot to do something so obvious ! lol

Well there you go then

[Guest matt5983]

While were on this topic, and im new to this method, mostly wet shrunk them how much difference does using soap make as not to use anything