reverse roll help

[quality tintz]

Ha

[jh812]

I do the dry line in the center but no more than an inch. Anymore and it's aggravating to unroll. Well that's on a car truck can be a little wider but not needed.

[quality tintz]

Ok thanks jh do you soak film or just a light mist......?

[jh812]

Soak it down.

[TINT]

After precutting pattern instead of releasing liner roll it up like you would with

Liner already wet, but don't and reverse roll away. For a ROOKIE yes you need luck.

[tint guy]

I found that for me I used to get contamination on reverse rolls. If u have a peel board wipe down both sides of film and then spray film down like normal. If working on car I wipe the film side down about 1 foot in on each side and has really helped out for contamination to almost zero. Hope this helps

[quality tintz]

Thanks Tint guy....you mean clean the interior too??

[quality tintz]

After precutting pattern instead of releasing liner roll it up like you would with

Liner already wet, but don't and reverse roll away. For a ROOKIE yes you need luck.

so you just wet the window??

[tint guy]

Thanks Tint guy....you mean clean the interior too??

I wipe down the film side that is on the rear glass about a foot in on both sides. Lightly fold onto itself wipe down the film and the liner side too. Works best if u have a peel board I then wipe down both sides completely first then peel and spray my slip solution, but sometimes you don't have a choice but to use the vehicle as your peel board

[quality tintz]

Ok thanks