Reverse roll without prespray under liner

[Booms]

 

Also,  the reason I love the backroll is because the film is so much easier to deal with.............

 

 

When Your 265 lbs of *Pure Chocolate* like Me, You learn how to reverse roll flawlessly....

 

Otherwise, how the heck else are You gonna do an FRS? 

[Bham]

 

 

Also,  the reason I love the backroll is because the film is so much easier to deal with.............

 

 

When Your 265 lbs of *Pure Chocolate* like Me, You learn how to reverse roll flawlessly....

 

Otherwise, how the heck else are You gonna do an FRS? 

 

   I shoulda gotten you to do the 01 Acura Cl coupe  

Third brake light that doesn't come out- - Huge dot matrix at the top - -  bucket rear seats with a hump, and an armrest that doesn't want to stay up 

[DOOTINT]

170lbs of solid hot air? Reverse roll is very nice for flat glass,,but a few steps to many for me to get rear windows done fast

Shrink it,,peel it,,slam it on and start squeeging

And yes I clean the glass and spray down the static charge thing

Rarely use the peel board back glass

[jh812]

I'm not 100% sure but it seems like when I was trying to learn rr I tried this and it stuck automatically. This was also on my peel board that I was trying to stick it to. Just to get the feel for it. Only time I can ever get it right is peeling off of the peel board. I only use it for windshields. For some reason just can't get the same results on the back glass.

[Ocala]

 

 

Also,  the reason I love the backroll is because the film is so much easier to deal with.............

 

 

When Your 265 lbs of *Pure Chocolate* like Me, You learn how to reverse roll flawlessly....

 

Otherwise, how the heck else are You gonna do an FRS? 

 

HaHa, pure chocolate! Would that be dark or white? 

[Booms]

 I shoulda gotten you to do the 01 Acura Cl coupe

 

 

 

Not only "no" but HELLZZZZ  no......

 

 

Would that be dark or white? 

 

 

Mochachina Bliss.....

[dan_kohan]

you would crease the sheiiit out of the film trying to reverse roll it onto the glass if you didn't pre soak it. the pre soal is what helps it unroll the film flawlessly without you tugging on it.

[Ocala]

Nah, I have done it before, just have to be careful and take your time. Yes, pulling the liner and soaking the adhesive down makes a world of difference, doing it dry is not impossible though. 

[tintcracker]

Anyone ever do a reverse roll without pre-peeling the liner and spraying under it? Just crossed my mind since that seems to be the easiest way to pick up dust with static. I was pondering if you could just wet the top of the liner, prep the window and put a good soak on it then peel the liner dry in the car and reverse roll. Didn't know if anyone had tried that or if there was a reason that would screw you....?

I do it with rear truck windows. I spray it down then roll it up.

[Dakota21601]

 

 

 

Also,  the reason I love the backroll is because the film is so much easier to deal with.............

 

 

When Your 265 lbs of *Pure Chocolate* like Me, You learn how to reverse roll flawlessly....

 

Otherwise, how the heck else are You gonna do an FRS? 

 

   I shoulda gotten you to do the 01 Acura Cl coupe

Third brake light that doesn't come out- - Huge dot matrix at the top - -  bucket rear seats with a hump, and an armrest that doesn't want to stay up 

 

Yuk....sounds like a nightmare....lol