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has anyone had the tint removed on their car
i need to have a really dark tint removed from the rear window is it expensive?
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| Papak's Mean EB |
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i can do it for you
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| XRfairmont67 |
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pick at an edge and peel it off, use window cleaner to remove the adhesive left over,can also use eucalyptus oil. are u doing the back window? it will take about an hour to clean the sticky off.
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| gogetta |
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elf100capri wrote: pick at an edge and peel it off, use window cleaner to remove the adhesive left over,can also use eucalyptus oil. are u doing the back window? it will take about an hour to clean the sticky off. will it damage the demister wires?
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I think I was quoted 50 bucks or something when I last looked into it, reminds me on the to do list still.
Supposedly they use hot steam, although I have a suspicion salt water might be effective to, hehe. 
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| ef_paddy |
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It can be done with windex... that stuff rips through tint and the glue they use. In all honesty if i had the choice again i'd just pay someone, my mate had someone come out to do his and he steamed it and peeled the entire sheet off with little residue... $50 sounds about right for the rear window
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