Tint-Tac Slip Solution

A slip solution (like Tint-Tac) is used when you’re ready to position and secure the film on the glass. Its surfactants and balanced pH let you slide the film into place without affecting the adhesive. A prep solution (like Pre-Tac) is for cleaning and prepping the surface beforehand. It helps remove dirt, oils, and any residue that might affect adhesion.

A slip solution is essential for window film installation because it lets the film slide easily on the glass, allowing for precise positioning without premature sticking.

• Ease of application: Lubricates the surface to prevent bubbles, creases, and wrinkles.
• Prevents damage: Stops the adhesive from grabbing too early, avoiding tears or stretching.
• Reduces friction: Makes it easier to squeegee out air bubbles and water for a cleaner finish.
• Controls adhesion: Gives you time to adjust the film before it fully sticks.
• Simplifies large installs: Helps manage bigger films for smoother alignment.

A dedicated slip solution is preferred over baby shampoo or dish soap because it offers better consistency, performance, and control. Unlike soaps, our slip solutions are specifically formulated to provide the right amount of lubrication without affecting the adhesive. They leave less residue, reduce the risk of bubbles or creases, and are gentler on both the film and glass. Additionally, our slip solutions inhibit algae and bacteria growth, virtually eliminating bottle maintenance—something that soaps can't do. Overall, they ensure a smoother, more reliable installation with less hassle.

Yes, our slip solutions are safe for window film, paint protection film (PPF), and vinyl. They provide the right lubrication for easy adjustment and strong adhesion without damaging the materials.

Yes, we recommend using one of our slip solutions when installing flat glass films. It helps the film slide easily across the glass, allowing for proper positioning without premature sticking. Our slip solutions also reduces the risk of bubbles, creases, and other issues, ensuring a smooth, professional-looking installation. It’s essential for making the process easier and achieving a high-quality result.

Over-saturating can delay the curing process, but won’t necessarily ruin the adhesive. The main thing is to remove as much fluid and air as possible while squeegeeing so the film can bond to the glass without interference.

Yes. After using Pre-Tac to clean and scrub the glass, rinse with clean water or wipe it thoroughly to remove any remaining residue. This ensures you’re starting with a perfectly clean surface before you apply Tint-Tac.

Minor bubbles often clear up as the film dries and the adhesive cures. Streaks or spots can be a sign of leftover residue or dust under the film. Proper cleaning with a prep solution like Pre-Tac and thorough squeegeeing after applying Tint-Tac can help prevent this.