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Got my case of Endust yesterday and used it today Im sold :inot Stuff works great no problems at all but at @$5 it might be expensive I used half a can today on four cars So at $1.00 thats gonna add up. $100 per month (Im so F@#kin cheap)

The Endust worked alot better then the pledge the foam just covered the glass more.

:lol6 Tint Dude

JT,

Glad you posted your experience with the other brand (Pledge For Electronics) earlier. I tried Office Depot's generic brand today on a Mitsu Mirage (Easy Car) and the tint stuck to the glass as if there were nothing underneath it. Crease city.

One of the things I've always liked about dryer sheets is that you can easily card out creases if you hit any rough spots. Stay away from the Office Depot Anti-Static cleaner cause yer fuched if you crease.

I managed to salvage the job by lifting the film and misting the glass to do a wet/dry combo shrink.

I'll agressively seek out Endust for Electronics.

I'm ready to find a better or at least equal alternative to dryer sheets.

Live and learn I guess.

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Got my case of Endust yesterday and used it today Im sold :spit Stuff works great no problems at all but at @$5 it might be expensive I used half a can today on four cars So at $1.00 thats gonna add up. $100 per month (Im so F@#kin cheap)

Johnny,

Let's see...

$100.00/month on Endust @ $1.00/car = 100 cars/month

100 cars/month x $100.00/car (low est. avg.) = $10,000/month

$10,000/month + you complaining about cost of Endust = Man, You are Cheap!

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Hey Johnny tint WHere in LI you are...

I live in Patchogue work nassau and suffolk

and I am cheap

and ill try posting pics but all I really do is put a heavy coat of the foam on the glass wait for it to dry and shrink like your using dryer sheets or powder

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