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Window tinting can provide many benefits for your car, including reducing heat and glare, increasing privacy, and protecting the interior from UV damage. However, over time, window tint can become damaged or faded, requiring removal. In this article, we’ll provide a step-by-step guide on how to remove window tint from your car.
What You’ll Need:
Step 1: Heat the Window Tint
Using a hairdryer or heat gun, apply heat to the window tint to soften the adhesive. Hold the tool 2-3 inches away from the window and move it back and forth over the tinted area.
Step 2: Peel the Tint
Once the tint has been heated, use a razor blade to peel up one corner of the tint. Gently lift the tint away from the window, being careful not to damage the glass or defroster lines.
Step 3: Remove the Adhesive
After removing the tint, you’ll be left with adhesive on the window. Apply rubbing alcohol to a microfiber towel and rub the adhesive in a circular motion to remove it from the window. You can also use a razor blade to scrape away any stubborn adhesive.
Step 4: Clean the Window
Once all the adhesive has been removed, use a glass cleaner and microfiber towel to clean the window thoroughly.
In conclusion, removing window tint from your car can be a simple process if done correctly. With a hairdryer or heat gun, razor blade, glass cleaner, microfiber towel, and rubbing alcohol, you can easily remove window tint from your car. So get in touch or contact us now!
