kaos_

iTrader: (12)

I'm in the middle of removing the tint to my hatch and i got most of it off but there are a couple of jagged pieces left and i don't feel like sitting there all day scraping them off one by one. if i were to soak the remaining tint in ammonia, leave it in the sun for a few hours, is the tint supposed to just slide off or something?

98redM6

iTrader: (39)

Gas is your best friend right now.

NHRAMAN

iTrader: (1)

gimme a break--GAS????? .. TRY a hairdryer/heat gun...they WILL..WORK.

VENOMIZED03

iTrader: (21)

Get a rag and pour some brake fluid on it. Smear it all over the areas you need to remove. Let it sit for a few minutes then peel away. It works great.

98redM6

iTrader: (39)

The guy asked for help and I gave him a sure fire way of getting the tint off. Yes, there are other methods like a hair dryer, heat gun, etc. but that's what I would do and it would work quick. Now, if you aren't careful with it and it spills all over your paint and you don't clean that crap up, it'll mess it up.

I'm not getting my underwear all up in a bunch, just stating facts about what I said. I wouldn't suggest something to someone, that I wouldn't do.

WonQuickZ28

iTrader: (5)

a steamer works better than any of the above mentioned, i know because i have tried. I completely removed all the tint from my 97 Camaro in about 20 minutes with a clothes steamer. it takes both layers off and doesnt leave the sticky glue behind.

Havok2

iTrader: (118)

gas works, but there are better ways, not as smelly LOL too

lowboy580

just as long as you use #000 steel wool pad to get the glue off the backglass if you have rear defrost your good, just dont use a razor blade!!!!and i always use soap and water at work.