InstaSlip: Premium Slip Solution for Professionals

Formulated by the makers of InstaGel

As a PPF and window tint installer, we know how important your slip is for installation. Make More Money has created this slip from the ground up, specifically for the adhesive on PPF and window film. Because this soap contains NO OILS & NO CONDITIONERS, it can be flushed out easily with distilled water.

Comes in a wide-mouth bottle design for use with syringes for easy dispensing. Designed to work in conjunction with InstaGel.

InstaGel vs InstaSlip:

InstaSlip is all about making the film easy to move around. It lowers the initial tack so the film can float/slide around without grabbing right away. Replaces the traditional use of baby shampoo as a slip solution (ex: Johnson & Johnson).

InstaGel is different. It's used to suspend the film without pre-tack marks, allowing you to mold the film to the panel. Like InstaSlip, it helps reduce lift lines and silvering, but it gives you more working time and makes the final laydown easier. It's extra helpful on really tight, complex stuff where silvering is a big issue so the film can consistently grip and not put all the stress on just the hardest point of a curve.

Features:

• Reduces the following for PPF:

• • Silvering
  • Pre-Tack Marks
  • Lift Lines

• Benefits for Tint:

• • More Working Time
  • Reduces Pre-Tacking
  • Easier Alignment

Directions:

PPF:

• Start with 5 mL for LOW-TACK FILM
• Start with 8 mL for HIGH-TACK FILM

1. Start with 5-8 mL of Instaslip to 1 gallon of distilled water depending on film type.
2. For extra slip, add in 1 mL increments per gallon until your desired slip consistency is achieved.

Tint:

1. Start with 30mL (1oz.) Instaslip to 1 gallon of distilled water or 12-14ml Instaslip for 32oz bottle with distilled water.
2. For extra slip, add in 1/2 oz increments per gallon until your desired slip consistency is achieved.

Pro Tip for Tinting: 

1. Put InstaGel straight into a spray bottle (zero dilution).
2. Spray InstaGel onto the glass you’re installing on.
3. Then on the adhesive side of the film, spray your InstaSlip solution on the adhesive side of the film and go to work.