can anyone tell me how to remove tints?
what u can do is take a single razor blade, start at a corner and try to get under the tint. try to take away as many big pieces as possible then peel them off
after that .. respray your window with some soapy water .. about a teaspoon of dishwasher soap .. and then put the tint back on the window .. let it sit for 20-30 mins and that will take away a lot of the glue.
if there is still glue after that .. spray the window again w/ soapy water .. and use a razor blade to get all the glue off
after that .. respray your window with some soapy water .. about a teaspoon of dishwasher soap .. and then put the tint back on the window .. let it sit for 20-30 mins and that will take away a lot of the glue.
if there is still glue after that .. spray the window again w/ soapy water .. and use a razor blade to get all the glue off
The scraping methods and all that are hard and not worth it IMO.
GET A STEAMER... steam the windows til hot and the tint and glue should come rite off.
Any leftover glue spray it with something amonia based as person above me stated.
I personally used Simple Green to take off extra glue and it worked great.
GET A STEAMER... steam the windows til hot and the tint and glue should come rite off.
Any leftover glue spray it with something amonia based as person above me stated.
I personally used Simple Green to take off extra glue and it worked great.
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the scraping method might take a total of an hour tops .. when u wet ur window .. u can run a razor blade on it as fast as you can move your hand ... and all the glue just comes right off
mix water and amonia in a spray bottle about a 60/40 amonia/water mix spray the window and press a plastic trash bag to the window....let the window with the bag attached sit out in the sun for about a hour and a half. The tint should peel right off then remove any glue left behind with goo be gone.
scraping method sucks and it takes time! the glue and left over residue is a pain in the a$s.
steaming is seriously the fastest, easiest, and cleanest route. IMO if you don't have access to a steamer just go to a tint shop to have it removed. i remember paying like 20 bucks for 3 windows on my old hatch. only took like 10 minutes.
steaming is seriously the fastest, easiest, and cleanest route. IMO if you don't have access to a steamer just go to a tint shop to have it removed. i remember paying like 20 bucks for 3 windows on my old hatch. only took like 10 minutes.
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