Brushing your film flat on the glass

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would love to see the final product on that window...can't see how there would not be lots of contamination.  Cleaning with paper towels and no squeegee then laying the film on the rear deck like that...but it might be very clean....

mb today i'll record some video

 

should have said "see .... in person" as a video or photo really won't show the "lil details" of what I am talking about.  As long as it works for you that is all that really matters though.

 

We work with many official autodealers in our city. Main point of our work - quality.

If we do the work not qualitatively, nobody would began to work with us.

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[Ryker]

It is rough when I can see contamination spots in pictures!  The close up pics would NOT pass with me....

 

Sorry,  like I said "if it works for you".... I just can say that it would not work for me.

[Shadebyblade]

I just fold my scrub pad in half

and then cover it with a paper towel

then smoth it out

helps suck up water on the sides!.

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It is rough when I can see contamination spots in pictures!  The close up pics would NOT pass with me....

 

Sorry,  like I said "if it works for you".... I just can say that it would not work for me.

Mb you will show your works?  also wipe a dust from the monitor

[flat rock stan]

Ryker is one of the best, cleanest installers on the board. Don't know if he even has time to shoot video but in a doc my money is on Ryker. Don't get me wrong, I'm very sure you do fantastic work also and we all have different ways to install. Something we all need to remember is all we are doing is sticking plastic on glass

Cheers to you both

Stan

**my video is just for people who have trouble getting the film flat. Just saying

[Shadebyblade]

If your so hot then maybe put on short's. Just put a shirt on u fool.buy a real blade.

A real sprayer.

A real light.

Some helpers that help.

Not impressed by any but yr a stud in yr Owen mind witch is good?

[pbalentine]

Nice vid Stan, for the life of me I can't see how back rolling a rear glass does not invite contamination. Between the top and bottom edges of the roll hitting the headliner and rear shelf, then fingers touching the adhesive while RR ing, and the dirt that could possibly be on the liner itself. .. I was always a frankly guy myself

I'm the opposite.... I don't see how to avoid contamination on the outside and inside using the franky method. I think the rr method has an advantage, since you can roll it up and clean "right" before install.