Removing Tint
Brian Cembor
bcembor@fastenal.com
Thu, 16 May 2002 14:15:45 -0500
I have a good friend who is doing the same with a Subaru he bought. The tint
was one of those cheap DIY jobs and looked crappy. He bought a kit for
removing the tint that came with the cleaner, at Advance Auto Parts, IIRC...
Brian
It is hard enough to remember my opinions, without also remembering my
reasons for them! - Friedrich Nietzsche
I talked to a guy that does window tinting today. I'm having them
remove my
back window tint(under warranty); it had a defect, so I just told
them to
remove it and leave it off. Anyway, he said they spray a soap and
water
solution onto the tint and then apply black plastic sheeting to the
window.
They then sit the car out in the hot sun and let it bake for a few
hours.
He said there was a trick to this and if you let it sit just right,
you can
pull the tint off in one big sheet. I know it sounds a lot easier
than it
actually is. Then you have a sticky film left on the window. He
said they
use a commercial grade cleaner to remove the sticky stuff. The
cleaner his
shop uses is called "Simple Pink"; kind of like "Simple Green" only
stronger.
I remember a guy with a 944 asking questions on here about how to
remove his
window tint.
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