Use aircraft remover.

Spray it on the tint, wait 15 mins and it will peel off. I tried the garbage bag idea, windex, razor blade, spent about 3 hours and said *******

Went to the store, picked up a can, sprayed, walked away, came back and pulled it off

Couldn't believe it. So if anyone plans on taking off their tint, just use this...

 

did it fucc up the defrost? man i had do it by hand, razor blade, peel it section by section

 

I scraped my tint off with a heat gun, razor blade and goo gone and it took FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!!! Good idea, didn't think to do it this way.

 

aircraft remover? the same stuff that ppl use to strip paint off wheels?

 

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Yep, works a charm

 

you used aircraft remover a.k.a. paint stripper to remove your tint post pics i have to see what this did to your window's...i used a razor blade and elbow grease

 

I used Gila River / Film Adhesive Remover from AutoZone when I removed mine, does a decent job but still takes a little elbow grease...

 

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saame here except i didnt have the patience and went right through my rear defroster linings and scraped em off...now no more rear defrost

 

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saame here except i didnt have the patience and went right through my rear defroster linings and scraped em off...now no more rear defrost </TD></TR></TABLE>

oh damn..my tint in the rear come off in 2 peices lucky me

 

Flat razor blade and goo gone FTW!. I would not want to put aircraft paint remover near my interior.

 

I used a razor blade on my friends civic.

 

Steamer

 

I did mine the other day with a couple friends, we just peeled the tint itself right off. And to get the glue off, we just put on some Goo Gone, let it sit, and then scraped it off with a razor blade. Easy, a little time consuming though.

 

oh man, i can't imagine how someone can use the stripper though. can't really cover the floor with plastic bags cause it eats thru it

 

give me pictures

 

removing window tint sucks.

 

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Of what, a clear window?

 

do it to someone's car and give me pics. haha jk never knew aircraft would do the job


Modified by lilsaigon510 at 10:46 AM 4/18/2008

 

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Amen. Another great idea. The steam will actually penetrate the window film and start to heat up the adhesive again, causing it to become sticky again. This allows you to peel it right off in almost one big piece.

 

Uhhh this seems sketchy. I'm sure the OP is gonna get his panties in a wad since I said this but I'm not getting aircraft stripper anywhere around my car.

 

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Of what, a clear window?</TD></TR></TABLE>

lol

i've heard of this from a friend, said it works awesome. i took my tint off way before i had a chance to try it but i've heard it's quite great

 

+ + +
= TINT GONE!

 

aircraft remover anywhere near my car is a major no no...post pic's i want to see how your window's turned out lol

 

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Amen. Another great idea. The steam will actually penetrate the window film and start to heat up the adhesive again, causing it to become sticky again. This allows you to peel it right off in almost one big piece.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Correct i did my car about a month ago and it took maybe 2 hours on a sedan.

 

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i did my coupe took about 1 hour and some change