Removing Window Tint
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Joined: Mar 2003
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From: N.Battleford
Car: 1983 Trans Am
Engine: 305 LG4
Transmission: T5
Its easier if you dont have defrost lines.
I used a razor blade, super-degooper(sold at walmart), and windex.
It is time consuming, at least it was for me since I went around the defrost elements.
I used a razor blade, super-degooper(sold at walmart), and windex.
It is time consuming, at least it was for me since I went around the defrost elements.
good luck man i tryed removeing the nasty bubbleing purple tint on my hatch today i gave up on it. after i got the main stuff off there is a next layer of this other stuff on it. spent 30min and got next to nothing off. screw it.... i'd rather pay the extra $$
but good luck, u will need it
but good luck, u will need it
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Car: 89 base 'Bird
Engine: 507ci Caddy
Transmission: BOP TH400
Just for the record to get it off my 'bird I used a single edged razor blade in one of those little holder deals and mineral spirits wasn't strong enough to take off the glue so I had to use some methel ethel ketone. Watch out with the ketone though cause that stuff is strong(it'll kill off your brain cells to, one confersation with me will prove it) it'll eat paint off your car like it was nothing.
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