Windex only for wetting and application

[HardyHarHar]

Tomorrow morning I'll be applying new tint over existing tint and over factory tint.

 

Any problem with using Windex?

I've used it on both my cars and TBH, it went fairly easy and seems to have dried and adhered well.

 

Would liquid hand-soap and water be better?

I've heard the ammonia in windex causes some problems in some tints.

[redneckj]

Hardy Har Har

[jh812]

No the ammonia doesn't bother the adhesive side only scratch coat side. I actually add a little more into it along with some super glue to help it stick better.

[HardyHarHar]

After the super glue comment, hard to tell if the first part is sincere

Edited June 26, 2018 by HardyHarHar

[Bham]

Or to be on the safe side, just use straight water.  That way there is nothing to make any film go bad.  It should stick just fine with straight water.  

[HardyHarHar]

12 minutes ago, Bham said:

Or to be on the safe side, just use straight water.  That way there is nothing to make any film go bad.  It should stick just fine with straight water.  

 

Doesn't the Windex help the film slide better than plain water?   If not, then I can see that plain water might be better.

[HardyHarHar]

Maybe I made a mistake with the randomly picked forum username.   Seems to bring all the clowns out

Anyway to change it?

Edited June 26, 2018 by HardyHarHar

[no ma'am]

Use simple pink or super stripper

[Bham]

6 minutes ago, HardyHarHar said:

Maybe I made a mistake with the randomly picked forum username.   Seems to bring all the clowns out

Anyway to change it?

 

Maybe, just maybe you should do a LITTLE MORE research before you ask questions that sound like they are coming from a 6 year old.    

Try reading a few of the informative threads on here for one.   

Edited June 26, 2018 by Bham

[HardyHarHar]

Or maybe acetone.....