Window Tint Removal
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Pickep up a 2000 TA that somebody "had" the windows tinted, but they ripped it off before I purchased it, now it has that hazy film still on the windows. I have seen window tint remover but didnt know if it was worth it or if their is some home brew/remedies that work better? Thanks!
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True, but the goal is ease of removal. Work smarter, not harder.[/QUOTE
Ditto. I work for BNSF, all I hear about is working safe and doing everything by procedure, So warm water and baby soap, using a plastic scraper so i dont knick the rear defrosters. We got a foot of snow this week/end, so gonna shoot for next weekend when it warms up a lil bit.
Ditto. I work for BNSF, all I hear about is working safe and doing everything by procedure, So warm water and baby soap, using a plastic scraper so i dont knick the rear defrosters. We got a foot of snow this week/end, so gonna shoot for next weekend when it warms up a lil bit.
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I'll add my .02 cents.
I've removed a tint from a few vehicles. My favorite way is soapy water and a blade, but depending on the vehicle I use the heat gun on occasion. Some have such terrible tint jobs in hard to reach places that the heat helps pull it back, but if you do that I recommend at least a paper paint mask because of the smell.
I've removed a tint from a few vehicles. My favorite way is soapy water and a blade, but depending on the vehicle I use the heat gun on occasion. Some have such terrible tint jobs in hard to reach places that the heat helps pull it back, but if you do that I recommend at least a paper paint mask because of the smell.