Easiest.... quickest way to remove old window tint???
09-24-2009, 02:19 AM
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no, I got lost in all the posts and didn't pay attention to screen names.
Well that's some crazy **** in your case. Nice to know it took it off that easily. And yes, Air Craft paint remover is some strong ****. It burns, lol.
Well that's some crazy **** in your case. Nice to know it took it off that easily. And yes, Air Craft paint remover is some strong ****. It burns, lol.
09-27-2009, 02:24 AM
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They must have used super glue to put your tint on.
09-27-2009, 06:56 AM
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The sheet comes off by just pealing it off, the problem is the mastic under it. I used "goof off".( Home Depot) It took awhile but wasn't harmful to side panels.
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Hi,
I have honda 2002 accord and tried to remove the rear window tint. First layer came off very quick when i had soaked the window with soap solution and garbage bag. But, the second layer is being a pain. Tried ammonia, steamer, heat gun et....
I bought below item from menards as per the forum's suggestion. This doesnt help either... any suggestions?
http://www.menards.com/main/paint/cl...198-c-8159.htm
I have honda 2002 accord and tried to remove the rear window tint. First layer came off very quick when i had soaked the window with soap solution and garbage bag. But, the second layer is being a pain. Tried ammonia, steamer, heat gun et....
I bought below item from menards as per the forum's suggestion. This doesnt help either... any suggestions?
http://www.menards.com/main/paint/cl...198-c-8159.htm
