so by it sticking and not having any lubrication when i go to smooth it out this in turn causes it to crease real quick

so by it sticking and not having any lubrication when i go to smooth it out this in turn causes it to crease real quick

It ain't gonna help.

Where abouts are you?

near exeter in devon mate, just started to go it alone doing it mobile but do have a place for when the weather is crap.........

near exeter in devon mate, just started to go it alone doing it mobile but do have a place for when the weather is crap.........

Bit too far away for me to give you a few pointers.

why, where abouts are you?, believe me, im willing to travel so i can learn more (a certin distance anyway lol )

Manchester

yep that is abit far, if it was birminghamish i would have done it

There isnt a video on youtube telling you to shrink dry (without anything) and wet anchor, is there? The creases to my knowledge are due to the fact that you arent using anything and the film is catching on the glass. With either a dried soap film or powder it allows the film to almost hover over the window and pull tight. Easier to avoid creases because the film will push down and out before it bunches up.and creases.

While were on this topic, and im new to this method, mostly wet shrunk them how much difference does using soap make as not to use anything

To your question. I should mention im not a pro at it. But just started dry shrinking myself. So correct me if i may seem a little outlandish with my words. But.....as i mentioned just before. As having a competely clean or dry window. (With no powder of soap or dryer sheet residue) the film will stick and not allow for pushing out. Thats one thing i noticed with wet shrinking. It holds the film too much. Doesnt allow it to do its own thing and shrink. Also room for error because the film doesnt push out too much either and possibility for creasing.

There isnt a video on youtube telling you to shrink dry (without anything) and wet anchor, is there? The creases to my knowledge are due to the fact that you arent using anything and the film is catching on the glass. With either a dried soap film or powder it allows the film to almost hover over the window and pull tight. Easier to avoid creases because the film will push down and out before it bunches up.and creases.

While were on this topic, and im new to this method, mostly wet shrunk them how much difference does using soap make as not to use anything

To your question. I should mention im not a pro at it. But just started dry shrinking myself. So correct me if i may seem a little outlandish with my words. But.....as i mentioned just before. As having a competely clean or dry window. (With no powder of soap or dryer sheet residue) the film will stick and not allow for pushing out. Thats one thing i noticed with wet shrinking. It holds the film too much. Doesnt allow it to do its own thing and shrink. Also room for error because the film doesnt push out too much either and possibility for creasing.

There is a couple of videos on there that do it with or without, but they must be magicians !!!!

i agree with what u said about wet shrinking, another thing that gets me is the mucking about with fingers and spltting the bigger ones etc

^ dry shrink that shizznit. Fingers are non existant. Only little triangular shape bolges when you get to the last 2-3 inches. Then you shoot it from underneat, and bam your done. Wet shrinking is a thing of the past. Evolve!