Foil Water - Shiny Garage Foil Fixer

Shiny Garage Foil Fixer Foil Water - Lubricant for PPF

With Foil Fixer you get a foil solution that makes it much easier to install foil. Avoid air bubbles with a proper foil solution.

If you have installed transparent foil before, you have probably experienced that air bubbles easily appear, this is very difficult to avoid if you do not use some form of foil water.

With Foil Fixer foil water you can easily avoid these air bubbles as it forces the air away when you press it into place with your fingers or scraper.

5 Quick Steps to Foil Foil Water Without Air Bubbles

Make sure the paint is clean so that no dirt gets under the foil.

1. Spray a thin layer of foil water on the paintwork
2. Spray an even layer of foil water on the back of the foil where the adhesive is attached.
3. Place the film on the car and adjust until it fits correctly
4. Use your finger or a plastic scraper to secure it
5. If the foil needs to go around the edges, you can use your finger to help.

Why is foil water important?

If you want to avoid air bubbles and move the film around more easily, film water is a great idea. Whether you are a professional or just an enthusiast who wants to retrofit film to your car, it is always a good idea to have the right equipment.

Here, foil water is essential for you to get a good result. Whether it's just a small piece of stone chip foil for your rear fender, to protect your rear bumper or for the very large sheets, foil water helps you avoid both air bubbles, but also that it can be moved around until it is pressed into place.

Does foil water make it easier?

After installing lots of stone chip foil on rear fenders, I have experienced how difficult it is to avoid air bubbles, and how annoying it is when the foil sticks to the paint.

Here I have experienced for myself how much easier it can be done when just using foil water. Once the foil water has been applied, you can still move the foil around so that you can get the perfect placement.

When you're ready to press it into place, it also goes much faster than if you don't use foil water, as it forces the air out.

Can't I just use soapy water instead of foil water?

If you hit the right combination of both foil and mixing your soapy water, you probably can, but my experience is definitely not good with soapy water.

Therefore, I would always recommend that you use a foil water.