Removing window tint from Acoustic Windows




I have heard that M-B windows have a film on the interior (maybe just the acoustic glass) that will be damaged when removing the tint.
Does anybody have experience or knowledge about this?
Don't quote me on this! !!!




I probably should have said "coating," since that's what might be on the interior surfaces of the side window insulated glass.
<follow-up> I thought our car had insulated glass, but unless it's part of a package and not identified on the Monroney, we don't have it! Sure is a quiet car, though.
But I still wonder about a coating....




I probably should have said "coating," since that's what might be on the interior surfaces of the side window insulated glass.
<follow-up> I thought our car had insulated glass, but unless it's part of a package and not identified on the Monroney, we don't have it! Sure is a quiet car, though.
But I still wonder about a coating....




Now, back to the original question about removing the tint film from the inside of my "windows." Is there something to be cautious about?
At least I think they are called windows, but let me know if that's not "clear" enough for you.
Thanks!
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Or try to get the Dealer to contact the original owner to see what was done. I really don’t think anyone can give advice over the Internet on an unknown product.
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Now, back to the original question about removing the tint film from the inside of my "windows." Is there something to be cautious about?
At least I think they are called windows, but let me know if that's not "clear" enough for you.
Thanks!



Or try to get the Dealer to contact the original owner to see what was done. I really don’t think anyone can give advice over the Internet on an unknown product.
He also said that since the installation was recent, there is less chance of damaging whatever coatings might be on the windows, since there has been less time for the adhesive to bake into the glass.
BUT he said the Industry takes up to two years to get the latest specs for new car models, so he has no information on M-B's 2020 glass. (He charges $20/window to remove, and he uses a steamer.)
I was asking to see if anybody on the Forum has had experience here, before I approached the Dealer or tint shop, but it doesn't sound like it.
Whatever the case, it's back at the Dealer for some unrelated issues, and I have asked them to remove the tint film and "make me legal" again. We'll see what they do, or can do.
I hope everything is trouble free, since this deep tint severely affects our aspen viewing.
As an aside, when investigating windshield coverage when weighing the M-B coverage (like their Wheel & Tire coverage), I found that my insurance (USAA) only uses OEM glass for the first two years after a new model intro, since it takes a while for aftermarket suppliers to engineer windshields that are compatible. As a general policy, I won't use non-OEM windshield glass.








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