Wax technique

[TintJunkie]

Instead of using baby powder, use wax. I use some "shaping spray" from my distributor. Enprodistributing.com.

Spray it on, or if not in a can, wipe a small amount on the back glass. Let haze up a little. Do your "H" with a damp paper towel to anchor the film and shape from the middle up/down. You can hold a heat gun on the film for a long time with wax before it starts to burn the film.

Anyone else do em this way? At least for more curved back glass's??

[Guest Texstar]

I use a spray on wax from auto magic instead of the soap also. Nice tip

[Guest sun-busters]

A new one to me but sounds well worth a try. thanks guys

[Guest Texstar]

A new one to me but sounds well worth a try. thanks guys

Its basically the same as the slip solution spray on and soap method. The wax just drys to a light haze and give the film the float. Good luck

[Guest foliacar]

does it also make from what kind of wax you uses? Can you use also carwax?(like turtle wax,valma wax etc.)

[Guest tint phantom]

Lemon pledge sometimes on the harder b./g. other than powder is slower.

[TintJunkie]

does it also make from what kind of wax you uses? Can you use also carwax?(like turtle wax,valma wax etc.)

you can use any wax.........just dont use a lot.

[Guest tintmanlibby]

sound's like the soap method ,but messing

[Guest blazincaraudio]

Is this easier/better than the soap technique??

[Guest tintmanlibby]

even with clean up ,dryer sheet's are just like wax :asshat: at least that's what chuck told me