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2997, Removing tint Posted by Tom95Esi, Apr-14-01 08:49 AM
I took the tint off my front doors today, and the glue is all over them. Anyone know a way to get it off, cause at the rate I'm going now, I'm going to miss my college graduation in 4 years. I'm using mineral spirits and a towel. I thought of maybe heating it? or some of that goo gone stuff? Any suggestions are appreciated.
". . .the Eclipse/Talon looks like it's going a hundred miles an hour when it's sitting in the driveway."
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2998, RE: Removing tint Posted by slowGS, Apr-14-01 10:38 AM
use a razor blade and some windex,,,
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2999, RE: Removing tint Posted by EvuLFleA, Apr-14-01 10:57 AM
Yeah use a razorblade and maybe some adhesive remover.
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3000, RE: Removing tint Posted by Premonition, Apr-14-01 03:26 PM
Dudes you need to get a thing called tarmonater it is made by stoner, yeah thats the name stoner. It goes for about 4 bucks and it works great for glue and crap so give it a try.
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3001, RE: Removing tint Posted by Jen, Apr-15-01 02:26 AM
Finger nail polish remover works also :)
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3002, RE: Removing tint Posted by 9D9 MITSU RS, Apr-16-01 03:54 PM
oops, goo-gone, or windex and definetely a razor blade.
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3003, RE: Removing tint Posted by eclipsekaiser, Apr-16-01 04:34 PM
i agree with Jen that Finger nail polish works pretty good with dried glue. Something about solvent characteristics found in nail polish. any chemist out there care to explain. it's been a while since my last O-chem lecture.
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3004, RE: Removing tint Posted by E_RACER, Apr-16-01 10:09 PM
i know this sounds cheap but i had to pull the sorry ass tint off my windows when i got it, i used that proffesional window cleaner that foams up and the scrub brush attachment off of a vacum cleaner, it worked good and didnt scratch the windows or anything
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3005, RE: Removing tint Posted by 97CustomGS, Apr-17-01 05:01 AM
I had to remove mine due to a fix-it-ticket last summer on my 96 Eclipse (which I sold due to miles..)
I used window cleaner with ammonia in it, and a dobie scratch-free dish pad (one of the yellow sponge ones with the plastic surrounding mesh) and with a good amount of elbow grease, it came clean... and no scratches at all.
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3006, RE: Removing tint Posted by Mummer12, Apr-17-01 04:00 PM
Yeah I had to remove my tint from the rear hatch let me tell you it was a bit*h. I used a heating gun forst and all the glue I used goof off to clean the rest. Remember after the goof off stuff spray some windecx and get rid of the scent becuase I didnt do it first and I felt high on the ride home.
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