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WearTheFoxHat

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  1. The bag it or "liner" trick works 99% of the time.

     

    The bag or liner is just there to keep your slip from evaporating. No sun means less evaporating.

     

    Towel the floor ahead of time!!!!

     

    Heavy Dawn or similar dish soap in your slip sprayer.(ammonia not needed)  Bag it up for an hour or two . Add more slip as needed. Edges sometime get dry.

    The longer you wait the faster the removal.

     

    I've had 60" x 90" panels removed in 10 seconds with this trick multiple times. Not including the wait time of course!

  2. 2 hours ago, Bham said:

    Morning everybody :sad   Sad night last night and this morning.  Came home last night to two of our three cats dead in the yard from a random dog attack. :mad   

    spent the morning digging a spot for them on the back property line. :cry   Life sucks when it hits you like that.  

     

    Sorry to hear you lost your pussys

     

     

  3. On 10/28/2018 at 10:06 PM, Whyme said:

    I started putting on the latex gloves doctors use , it works good , it keeps the skin follicles from getting on the tint in the 2 spots I touch the very tips of the top of the tint ! Now if I could only control the wind ! The reason why I started putting the latex on is to stop dry skin on my hands ! 

     

     

    Go Nitrile. Latex /rubber allergies often exhibit as dry skin. The soaps we use also break down oils in your skin. Some adhesives in film and premask are rubber based.

    My hands got almost as hard as fingernails. Fingers and Palms cracked and bled . That's TONS  of fun crab clawing your way through a day.

  4. Tunneling sucks. Our normal practice is to use a 2 or more man crew on large projects.

    To combat tunneling most are pulled same day off a Film Handler and usually no more than an hour prior to install or enough pieces that will last until lunch or the end of the day.

    The "runner" pulls and rolls pieces in layers of 4 or 5 in a film box lid 4 or 5 deep.  They will be about the 1.5" size or a bit smaller that @Tint Eastwood

    mentioned. Its all about knowing your film.

    We generally do not do the "nickel or dime " size roll noted by @smartie2shoes until in front of the glass  depending on the film .

     

    Among other things the "runner" also snags the liners  to burrito roll the trash  and bounces the dropcloths ahead of the installers so they can keep rockin.

     

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