🎯 4oz Sprayer of Rapid TAC Application Fluid for Vinyl Wraps, Decals, and Stickers Review

I would like to see in the photo that you get a spray nozzle with it. I spent a lot of time looking for an atomizer when I didn't need one. About the product. This is important when applying large drawings. If you need to install large decals or decals, please buy this product.

so good i had to buy a bigger bottle! Rapid Tac heals cancer and depression caused by hours of frantic effort to smooth out wrinkles in vinyl. With this material you can turn the world around and there will never be a single crease on the site! Don't think I'll spray it on your grandmother's face and look at her face, sit back and relax. It's like BOTOX for your PADs!

This is a great product!. We struggled to put vinyl wrap on the hood of the car. This spray made the vinyl much easier to move and helped remove wrinkles and air bubbles. The only thing I recommend is if you're using this to place a large piece, be sure to do it quickly as the spray will quickly evaporate from the surface. We sprayed it on and then glued the vinyl on. Then we lifted the vinyl back up and sprayed some more to make sure it had enough liquid on it to make it easier to move…

I can't get enough of this product I would never put a decal without it. I had 2 large factory Dodge decals and used the old soap and water method. .big mistake, i screwed up 200 stickers, why? Here's what I learned. The water reacted with the mastic tape glued to the sticker and crumpled it in half, completely ruining the job. After learning that expensive lesson, I bought new decals and settled on this Rapid Tac.400. Tried again online WOW, that's all I can say, great job. Don't try to glue…

I can't say enough about this product. I was skeptical but decided to give it a try as I needed to change the stripes on my '89 Mustang GT. This strip is 1 inch wide and the last time I made this I used soapy water and the experience and end result is NONE! Rapid Tac isn't as smooth on the pole, meaning you can't move the sticker for 20 seconds, but you can pull up and move as long as you saturate the pole during the process. Once in position, use the mop gently to remove air and liquid. That's

We have bikes - not like most normal people have cars and bikes, I'm talking 25 in the garage and over the years we've owned and restored (I know we're weird) hundreds. Off-road bikes, adventure bikes, vintage motocross bikes, and modern sport bikes all require decals at one point or another, so you can imagine how many times I've donned those damn things. I've tried all sorts of tricks - alcohol, half alcohol and water, Windex, etc. etc. Some of these substances make it easier to apply, but…