Removing Window Tint
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by jayhawker
[B]The best way is to spay a soap/water solution to the window (sparingly) and then stick a black garbage bag on the window, and let it bake in the sun for about 45 minutes.
[B]The best way is to spay a soap/water solution to the window (sparingly) and then stick a black garbage bag on the window, and let it bake in the sun for about 45 minutes.
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Originally posted by REVN29K
When I took the tint off of my Camaro, I used a heat gun. It heated up the old glue and the whole sheet of tint came off in one piece. I would definitely recommend a heat gun.
When I took the tint off of my Camaro, I used a heat gun. It heated up the old glue and the whole sheet of tint came off in one piece. I would definitely recommend a heat gun.
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Originally posted by QT_S2K
Will a hair dryer get hot enough for this?
Will a hair dryer get hot enough for this?
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I tried a hairdryer but it did not work nearly as good as the heat gun that I borrowed from a friend. I would definitely try to get an actual heat gun it will save you a lot of time in the long run.
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From: Chandler, AZ
[QUOTE]Originally posted by jayhawker
[B]The best way is to spay a soap/water solution to the window (sparingly) and then stick a black garbage bag on the window, and let it bake in the sun for about 45 minutes.
[B]The best way is to spay a soap/water solution to the window (sparingly) and then stick a black garbage bag on the window, and let it bake in the sun for about 45 minutes.
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