Dirt Nibs? Slivering?

[Booms]

If that's a reverse roll on a back glass, My educated guess would be that after the liner is removed, the film is rolling in on itself, thus contaminating the adhesive side. Use a film that doesn't roll in on itself, or be more cautious of this.

 

Your welcome. 

[jh812]

Yeah what film are you using?

[Ocala]

If that's a reverse roll on a back glass, My educated guess would be that after the liner is removed, the film is rolling in on itself, thus contaminating the adhesive side. Use a film that doesn't roll in on itself, or be more cautious of this.

 

Your welcome. 

You are still using lulu right? 

[Booms]

[goesfast]

This is SolarFx Ultra Series Charcoal 20%.  I was previously (last year) using Madico Charcool. What are your thoughts on SolarFx I have seemed to have good luck with it thus far.  Never really had problems with Madico either I just moved from southern Oklahoma after I graduated college and it took awhile to get film.  The reason i switched to Solarfx is the retailer is within 40 miles of me in Missouri, so i can receive it next day, or just drive down there and pick it up.  I don't do for a full time profession like the majority you on here, so I haven't tried a lot of different films outside of their lines.  What do you guys suggest? 

[Ocala]

This is SolarFx Ultra Series Charcoal 20%.  I was previously (last year) using Madico Charcool. What are your thoughts on SolarFx I have seemed to have good luck with it thus far.  Never really had problems with Madico either I just moved from southern Oklahoma after I graduated college and it took awhile to get film.  The reason i switched to Solarfx is the retailer is within 40 miles of me in Missouri, so i can receive it next day, or just drive down there and pick it up.  I don't do for a full time profession like the majority you on here, so I haven't tried a lot of different films outside of their lines.  What do you guys suggest? 

I suggest to use whatever works best for you. 

[Bham]

This is SolarFx Ultra Series Charcoal 20%.  I was previously (last year) using Madico Charcool. What are your thoughts on SolarFx I have seemed to have good luck with it thus far.  Never really had problems with Madico either I just moved from southern Oklahoma after I graduated college and it took awhile to get film.  The reason i switched to Solarfx is the retailer is within 40 miles of me in Missouri, so i can receive it next day, or just drive down there and pick it up.  I don't do for a full time profession like the majority you on here, so I haven't tried a lot of different films outside of their lines.  What do you guys suggest? 

I don't think it's your film..  More your technique.  

 

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