Misting the air for cleaner work ?

[quality tintz]

I have been misting  water in the air before I peel and misting the TINT and also spraying the adhesive sideways it seems like the work is coming out cleaner....

Edited October 23, 2018 by quality tintz

[Joetint]

Haha I used to do the same exact thing.. until people made fun of me for doing it lol.. I can’t tell much of a difference now 

[Tint Slayer]

Misting the air may grab floating contaminants weighing them straight down into your work instead of them floating away, especially if you're misting right over your work. This is what i tell myself when i don't do it.

Always spray down from just under the top then from the center away and passed the lower 3 sides, saturate with minimal distance in each direction, basically don't let any water run back onto film. If you 2 stage peel it upside down.

[CaliTINT]

Used to do it to certain times of the year we would see more floating contaminants. 

[TNTLady]

I run a humidifer and in drier conditions wet the floor down. The key is to reduce static.

[quality tintz]

31 minutes ago, CaliTINT said:

Used to do it to certain times of the year we would see more floating contaminants. 

Would it help installs come out cleaner

[pbalentine]

I used to mist the air a bunch and my shirt, but dont anymore.  Im mobile and if the wind is coming straight in no mist will prevent anything.  Also, misting on the roof can knock dust around if you peel right after doing it.  Now, i do a light mist across pattern and just above it real quick just before peeling. 

[quality tintz]

On 10/24/2018 at 9:47 AM, Tint Slayer said:

Misting the air may grab floating contaminants weighing them straight down into your work instead of them floating away, especially if you're misting right over your work. This is what i tell myself when i don't do it.

Always spray down from just under the top then from the center away and passed the lower 3 sides, saturate with minimal distance in each direction, basically don't let any water run back onto film. If you 2 stage peel it upside down.

That's why you spray your film sideways and you mist sideways not straight into your work..common sense.....yeahhhh!!!!

Edited October 28, 2018 by quality tintz

[Tint Slayer]

34 minutes ago, quality tintz said:

That's why you spray your film sideways and you mist sideways not straight into your work..common sense.....yeahhhh!!!!

What? Did you read what i wrote?

[poppawilly67]

sometimes i do and sometimes i dont.  if shop doors are closed, i dont.  if doors are open, i do.  i prefer to do all my tinting with bay doors down but i seem to attract more walk ins when doors are up.