Looking For A Professional Method To Remove Window Tinting?

If you are like most people, your car's windows don't get much attention until they're damaged. If you have recently had auto window tint applied to your car, the problem could be how to get it out.

Window tinting is a great way of improving the privacy and appearance of your car windows. However, it can be difficult to remove if there are a lot of steps involved. This blog will show you how to remove window tint from your car like a pro.

What is Window Tinting?

Window tinting refers to the application of a thin film on the glass surfaces of your car's windows. The film can be clear, colored or mirrored and can reduce glare and heat as well as UV rays. By making it harder for people to see in your car, window tinting can increase privacy.

What Do I Need to Do To Remove My Window Tint?

You might need to get rid of your window tint for one reason or another. You may have to remove your tint if you are selling your car. If you are replacing the window tint on your car with a new one, it will be necessary to remove the old tint before you apply the new one.

No matter the reason, window tint removal is a tedious process that requires patience and attention to detail. With our help, you will be able remove window tint like a pro in no-time!

The Things You Will Need

Before we start, here are some things you will need:

• A hairdryer
• A utility knife or razor blade
• Water and soap
• Ammonia (optional)

First: Heat It Up

First, heat the tint film. This will allow the adhesive to be loosened so it is easier to peel off. Your hairdryer should be on the highest setting. Keep it at least six inches from the window. Slowly move your hairdryer across the entire tinted window. You should not heat the glass too much as it could crack.

Second Step: Time to Peel

After the film has warmed up, you can begin peeling it! Begin at one corner of your window. Use your utility knife or razor blade to gently lift up the tint. After you have removed a small portion of the tint, you can start peeling off the rest. If the film isn't coming off easily, heat the area with the hairdryer again before you try to peel it again.

Third Step: Clean up

You'll likely find some adhesive residue on your glass after you have removed all tint. Use WD-40 or Goo Gone to remove the adhesive residue. Spray the adhesive with it and allow it to sit for a while before wiping it off with a clean cloth. This may require you to repeat the process several times in order to remove all residue. To remove streaks and smears, wash your windows with soapy water.

Keep These Things in Mind

Window tint removal is easy. However, there are some things you should keep in mind. You should ensure that you work in an area with good ventilation. Window tint chemicals and adhesives can be quite strong so make sure you don't inhale them for too long. As you work, make sure to not scratch the windows. It is not a good idea to scratch the glass while trying to remove the tint.

Conclusion

That's all! Now you should have clear, untinted windows. This guide can be shared with friends and family who may be having trouble removing tinted windows.