More Slip when using Global?

[quality tintz]

5 hours ago, Tint Slayer said:

I wonder if you could use 4x the amount of the regular until you get the orange lol

Yup but you would lose alot if product and money haha,,,,,

[Tint Slayer]

I recently tried Dawn Simply Clean Not Concentrated Dishwashing Liquid, slips like crazy i actually have to use less than normal. 

[Bham]

5 minutes ago, Tint Slayer said:

I recently tried Dawn Simply Clean Not Concentrated Dishwashing Liquid, slips like crazy i actually have to use less than normal. 

 

Just beware of adhesive failure in the future.    

Dawn or any dishwashing soap, is designed to break down chemicals and will cause premature adhesive failure.    It is destructive, just like ammonia 

[Tint Slayer]

3 hours ago, Bham said:

 

Just beware of adhesive failure in the future.    

Dawn or any dishwashing soap, is designed to break down chemicals and will cause premature adhesive failure.    It is destructive, just like ammonia 

Was that ever legitimately tested anywhere? Like officially with written results, i'd like to read up on it because i hear this a lot.

[Bham]

47 minutes ago, Tint Slayer said:

Was that ever legitimately tested anywhere? Like officially with written results, i'd like to read up on it because i hear this a lot.

 

I'm sure someone like @smartie2shoes or one of the other gurus of the industry can answer that.  

 

I am going off what I have been told by professionals in the business,,,,,,,,,  

 

and COMMON SENSE   Logic would dictate that anything that breaks down grease, grime and oil has got to be caustic and destructive to adhesives.  

[quality tintz]

52 minutes ago, Tint Slayer said:

Was that ever legitimately tested anywhere? Like officially with written results, i'd like to read up on it because i hear this a lot.

Been using dawn for 20 years no failures just don't use alot and dont use 3x concentrate too strong use very little  dawn.... I like new orange slime but expensive....still use dawn for cleaning if you use slime to install....2 seprerate bottles!!!

Edited October 18, 2017 by quality tintz

[CaliTINT]

On ‎10‎/‎16‎/‎2017 at 7:12 AM, Tint Slayer said:

I wonder if you could use 4x the amount of the regular until you get the orange lol

Bro my tint will be slipping and sliding all the way to the next window!!!!!! Maybe I can use it as a body wash??? lmao!

[quality tintz]

On 10/20/2017 at 7:35 PM, CaliTINT said:

Bro my tint will be slipping and sliding all the way to the next window!!!!!! Maybe I can use it as a body wash??? lmao!

Ha slippery when wet

[Tint Slayer]

On 10/18/2017 at 5:37 PM, Bham said:

 

I'm sure someone like @smartie2shoes or one of the other gurus of the industry can answer that.  

 

I am going off what I have been told by professionals in the business,,,,,,,,,  

 

and COMMON SENSE   Logic would dictate that anything that breaks down grease, grime and oil has got to be caustic and destructive to adhesives.  

I think whatever slip you use as long as you squeegee it out very well you'll be ok.

3M and a few other brands are ok with dishwasher liquid for quite some time, I hear a lot of what people heard about what's good and bad, but I wish I could find a good written study about it -

 
 

[Tint Slayer]

On 10/18/2017 at 5:39 PM, quality tintz said:

Been using dawn for 20 years no failures just don't use alot and dont use 3x concentrate too strong use very little  dawn.... I like new orange slime but expensive....still use dawn for cleaning if you use slime to install....2 seprerate bottles!!!

I have one bottle of Dawn 4X for cleaning the glass, then a bottle of Joy Non Ultra for the slip, but lately I'm liking the Dawn Simple Clean Not Concentrated for slip. I've never used Dawn before, which version of Dawn is everyone using? The Ultra?