6JenCelica

#1

When I bought my car last august, it had those cheesy purple peel-on tints. They were done really well and aren't bubbled or anything, but I want to take them off and have them re-done the right way.

Anyone have suggestions for tint removal?

Thanks!!! >>

94gts

#2

Get your self some razor blades and some good window cleaner. There is no real trick to it, just take your time. Peel off the tint as best you can and then start scraping the adhesive off using the razor blades and glass cleaner. No matter what you do it going to be a bit of a mess, you just have to scrape and pick all the adhesive off. Just don't scratch the glass!

Supersprynt

#3

Use a heat gun - or hair dryer.

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true4form

#4

Try some Goo-Gone also, that should take a good bit of the adhesive off

dream_gyrl16

#5

If you're taking it to a tint shop, you can just ask them to take it of for you before they re-do it.

95STCelica

#6

--dream_gyrl16+Jun 7, 2003 - 9:21 PM

QUOTE (dream_gyrl16 @ Jun 7, 2003 - 9:21 PM)

If you're taking it to a tint shop, you can just ask them to take it of for you before they re-do it.

Makes things sooo much easier.

6JenCelica

#7

thanks guys, i bought a bottle of goo-gone and some razor blades, some super duper windex and of course being a girl, i have a hair dryer!!


I would have the tint shop take it off, but I don't have the cash to re-tint right now and i want this **** off my windows like yesterday!!

Thanks Again!!
Jen >>

dream_gyrl16

#8

Just becareful you don't scratch your glass up

LOL I just noticed that your name is Jenn too, so is mine (yeah i'm a dork) >>

This post has been edited by dream_gyrl16: Jun 9, 2003 - 7:20 PM

Supersprynt

#9

my girlfriend is Jen...
i think this is off topic.

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95STCelica

#10

i had mine removed by a friend i have that does professional tint, got it inspected the same day because i failed, went back an hour later and had him plaster that 5% all over it again >>