tinted windows
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tinted windows
Hey
I have a friggin dark tint on my back window thats starting to peel and basically looks like sh*t. Its probably Canadian Tire peel stick, I didn't put it on so have no clue. Anyone ever strip tint before? I have heard you can carefully use varsol and be pretty sucesful. Any suggestions?
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I have a friggin dark tint on my back window thats starting to peel and basically looks like sh*t. Its probably Canadian Tire peel stick, I didn't put it on so have no clue. Anyone ever strip tint before? I have heard you can carefully use varsol and be pretty sucesful. Any suggestions?
Thanks for any help
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just remember, though... if You have defrost lines on the glass, You'll have to be careful not to break the lines anywhere...or they won't work, anymore (like I did) but, if there aren't any, get some dish liquid and water in a spray bottle and a good razor blade and go nuts!
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I wouldn't use a razor blade with rear defrost, a lot of places sell "tint off" it works wonders, i used it. I would use a credit card instead of a razor blade if you can. If not then be real careful.
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