For years, one product has quietly been a staple in almost every window tinter and PPF installer’s toolkit…
Baby shampoo, Specifically, johnson and Johnson baby shampoo.
It’s been trusted for one simple reason:
✔️ Consistent slip
✔️ No harsh chemicals
✔️ Reliable installs
But recently… something changed.
Installers across North America are starting to notice:
Different slip during installs
More drag when squeegeeing
Inconsistent results on film
Why?
Because Johnson and Johnson updated their baby shampoo formula.
🚨 What This Means For You
If you’re tinting or installing PPF, this isn’t just a small change…
It can directly impact:
Your install speed
Your finish quality
Your risk of contamination or lift
And ultimately…
your profit.
Because when your solution isn’t dialed in, everything takes longer—and mistakes cost money
⚠️ The Bigger Problem
Most installers don’t even realize why their installs suddenly feel “off.”
They blame:
The film
The weather
The glass
But the real issue?
Your slip solution changed without you knowing.
✅ What Smart Installers Are Doing
The pros aren’t guessing. They’re adapting.
They’re:
Testing new dilution ratios
Trying alternative slip solutions
Dialing in their install process again
Because in this industry…
small changes = big results.
💡 Don’t Let This Kill Your Efficiency
If your installs have been feeling slower or harder lately…
this could be the reason.
Understanding your products—and how they affect your workflow—is what separates average installers from profitable ones.
🚀 Want to Stay Ahead?
At Tint Academy & Film Profit Pro, we don’t just teach installs…
We teach you how to:
Adapt to industry changes
Improve efficiency
Maximize your profit on every job
Because tools and products will always change…
but your knowledge is what keeps you winning.
Stay sharp. Stay profitable.
– Tint Academy