Has anyone removed window tint before?
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11-16-2011, 12:39 PM
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pure amonia sprayed as you go use Ice scraper,be careful back glass if wires for defroster are on the glass.
11-16-2011, 05:30 PM
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I removed mine a couple of months ago ... the tint was way too dark (especially at night). I simply began at one corner and RIPPED! Biggest problem: the glue residue has to be razor-bladed off when wet (with soapy water, Windex, whatever). It's a mess, so keep some towels and paper towels handy. And, yes, the back window is a pain in the a*%%.
I removed mine a couple of months ago ... the tint was way too dark (especially at night). I simply began at one corner and RIPPED! Biggest problem: the glue residue has to be razor-bladed off when wet (with soapy water, Windex, whatever). It's a mess, so keep some towels and paper towels handy. And, yes, the back window is a pain in the a*%%.
11-16-2011, 08:44 PM
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I removed mine a couple of months ago ... the tint was way too dark (especially at night). I simply began at one corner and RIPPED! Biggest problem: the glue residue has to be razor-bladed off when wet (with soapy water, Windex, whatever). It's a mess, so keep some towels and paper towels handy. And, yes, the back window is a pain in the a*%%.
I removed mine a couple of months ago ... the tint was way too dark (especially at night). I simply began at one corner and RIPPED! Biggest problem: the glue residue has to be razor-bladed off when wet (with soapy water, Windex, whatever). It's a mess, so keep some towels and paper towels handy. And, yes, the back window is a pain in the a*%%.
What do u remove the glue with on there rear window while trying to not remove the defrost lines
11-17-2011, 10:08 AM
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Look on youtube and you will find people remove tint easily with steam. You can use something as cheap and basic is an iron with the steam blast function. Little to no glue mess to clean up.
11-17-2011, 10:17 AM
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ook i will check you tube. im not worry about the side windows. im a little worried about rear window and the defrost lines..
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11-28-2011, 11:26 AM
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steamer was like $25 bucks.. it left almost no glue and was clean and dry when done...
i recommend 100%. i am a fan of tinted windows but the cops in my town will give a hard time for them.....
i recommend 100%. i am a fan of tinted windows but the cops in my town will give a hard time for them.....
11-28-2011, 11:29 AM
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oh thats cheap i was thinking it would cost a lot more thats why i said trash bag and windex lol
yea i could imagine, out here in AZ tint seems like a necesity, my E has limo all the way around, even the windshield is 35% and i have never been looked at twice let alone pulled over by cops... *knock on wood*
yea i could imagine, out here in AZ tint seems like a necesity, my E has limo all the way around, even the windshield is 35% and i have never been looked at twice let alone pulled over by cops... *knock on wood*
11-28-2011, 12:09 PM
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oh thats cheap i was thinking it would cost a lot more thats why i said trash bag and windex lol
yea i could imagine, out here in AZ tint seems like a necesity, my E has limo all the way around, even the windshield is 35% and i have never been looked at twice let alone pulled over by cops... *knock on wood*
yea i could imagine, out here in AZ tint seems like a necesity, my E has limo all the way around, even the windshield is 35% and i have never been looked at twice let alone pulled over by cops... *knock on wood*
