Peel boards and tank filters

[coast2coasttinting]

This window was peeled from the outside of the glass, and installed using a tank with no filter.

This window was peeled from a clean peel board, and installed using a tank with a filter.

which window do you think had less specs in it. Vote what you think, and I will post the window that had the least ammount of specs in it in 1 week.

[slipperyfrog]

Not an AG guy but FG.

I think some of it ultimately comes down to the experience & habits of the installer.

[FBO]

I think it also depends on how one preps the Glass, and if they clean the top edge of the glass or not.

[coast2coasttinting]

each window was cleaned and installed the exact same way by the same person. Only differences were listed above.

[TINTZEUS]

I've gotten clean work peelin film off a fat ladies back....just dont let anyone catch ya kissing your peel board.

[808 TINT]

Normally its the one with the peel board but I'm gonna go with the first one.

[Guest Dewintint]

to me it all depends on static. I'm going with less specks peeling from wet car.

[JJAWS]

1st

[hungry&fat]

I install better from my peel board. It has wheels and I roll it close so that I am between it and the side of the glass I am installing. Hell, I have used the backs of garage doors as a peel board a few times when tinting mobile at a shop that generally has excessively lifted trucks and it makes it hard to peel off the truck.

[coast2coasttinting]

thanks to all who voted. Turns out that it really does not make a differnce weather you peel from a board or the outside of the car window. Nor does it make any real difference if your tank is filtered or not. Just clean it regularly. Driver's door had 9 micro specs, while the passenger's door had 14 micro specs. Which means that the side I used a peel board and filtered water had 5 more specs in it.