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whoshotyaApr-06-03 02:39 PM
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#44394, "Removing tint"


          

I'm gonna remove the tint on the back hatch of the car, the previous owner had some ugly hand made tint done, so what should i use to remove the tint? will i have n e major problems or noticable streaks when removing it?


  

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Jason_99ozGSApr-06-03 02:42 PM
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#44395, "RE: Removing tint"
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My friend had to remove his tint after getting a ticket for it and he just used a razor to scrape it off. I never noticed any streaks, just a clear window emoji


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pudd_doggApr-06-03 09:10 PM
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#44421, "RE: Removing tint"
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http://www.tintdude.com/remove.html

also I have heard this before

remove it by first spraying it with a solution of amonia and water, then peeling, then re-spraying, then scraping with a razor.mix about a 20% solution of amonia. You can also buy the mix at most auto parts stores that sell tint.

Aceton with a cloth to clean it without a razor.

Use some simple green diluted in water, and a razor blade. The simple green breaks down the glue, and the razor to scrape away the glue once the film is removed.




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EvMan2345Apr-06-03 09:43 PM
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#44423, "RE: Removing tint"
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be careful of the defrosting lines, they might come off with the tint.

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