Tint removing.......$ Saving
#6
I used gasoline and a razorblade intended for scraping. Didn't have a heat gun but had plenty of gas haha
Gas destroys the glue in tint and when used lightly enough it evaporates easily and doesn't make a mess. Also, no lingering after smells.
Gas destroys the glue in tint and when used lightly enough it evaporates easily and doesn't make a mess. Also, no lingering after smells.
#8
lost of youtube vid's
YouTube - DIY: How to remove window tint
YouTube - Learn to remove tint from your car
YouTube - DIY: How to remove window tint
YouTube - Learn to remove tint from your car
#9
use windex with alot of ammonia in it, soak the window. cover the window wit ha black garbage bag so it clings to the window. and since the ammonia'd windex will wanna evaporate. it wont have anyway to go except into the tint, so wait about and hour, now simply peel off your old tint, spray the window with a little more window cleaner, and enjoy non-tinted windows!! Enjoy!!!!
#13
Yeah its sick, super street and Project car are the only mags i read. I love it cuz they place rude crude humour with hot *** cars and hot *** chicks all in one magazine. And its all straight VIP JDM goodness. Not the **** PASmag puts in.... they had a stock G35 sedan in there..... only cuz it had a killer stereo. Like wtf? But yeah, agreed. Best mag out there.
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#16
Yes it can be done. Peel the tint off,take some easy off stove cleaner and spray it on the back window and let it sit for about 10-15 minutes than take a bucket with hot water and start wiping all the easy off. it will take all the glue residue and you will not hurt the defroster.
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