Question - do you PRE-SQUEGEE?

[Guest RCOOTE]

So until the other week here is my method.

I reverse roll,

center anchor blue max vertical entire height,

Then Squeegee BLUE MAX from center out to left edge starting at the top working down (overlapping)

then from center to right edge working down

then trim,

bump

polish

BUT, lately, not sure why, I'm CREASING like a mofo, so I changed it up, now I do the same except, after the center vertical anchor, I use the rubber squeegee and go center out, then proceed to the blue max horizontal squeegeeing.. This, in my experience for the past week, is a lot better for me. knock on glass, but no creases yet....

WHAT DO YOU GUYS DO?

[Guest 1PEECBARETTA]

on larger windows, yes I pre squeegee

[Guest RCOOTE]

[Guest Beeline]

push down with your hand before you use the bluemax and make sure it is wet enough.

[blade]

on larger windows, yes I pre squeegee

[Guest darkdan]

I pre-squeegee using a 10" black squeegee in an unger handle (same one I use for cleaning).

[Guest FilmBlazer]

Clean, lay, max, cut, max, bump. If you're creasing like mad try more soap

[vanja]

I pre-squeegee using a 10" black squeegee in an unger handle (same one I use for cleaning).

:dumbass

except mine is bigger

[Guest Crackz]

I pre-squeegee using a 10" black squeegee in an unger handle (same one I use for cleaning).

thats what I do also :dumbass

[darrin1]

the only ones I pre squeegee are long narrow sidelights or transoms with security film. sometimes the film moves with the bluemax on those. the film should lay against the glass smoothly enough to squeegee without creasing, even on large windows. its alot easier than squeegeeing out a back glass without creasing.