Removing rear window tint
I removed mine without losing any of the defogger lines.....
I'm not sure if this is easiest or best way, but it worked incredibly well for me, so here it goes.
I used one of those curtain steamers, they're real cheap...like $10-20 at Wal-Mart, I think the one I bought was made by Oster or something. Anyway, I just made a small slit in the tint w/a razor blade as a starting point. Then I just steamed the tint a ton, especially the area where I immediately peeling. It came right off, just like that.
There was some glue residue left behind in a few spots, but a good cleaner like Industrial Strength Windex took care of that.
I'm not sure if this is easiest or best way, but it worked incredibly well for me, so here it goes.
I used one of those curtain steamers, they're real cheap...like $10-20 at Wal-Mart, I think the one I bought was made by Oster or something. Anyway, I just made a small slit in the tint w/a razor blade as a starting point. Then I just steamed the tint a ton, especially the area where I immediately peeling. It came right off, just like that.
There was some glue residue left behind in a few spots, but a good cleaner like Industrial Strength Windex took care of that.
I'm interested in trying this out. But Im not familiar with what a curtain steamer looks like. Do you or does anyone know the proper name of the tool? I did a search for curtain steamer and no luck.
Originally posted by cheezthis
I removed mine without losing any of the defogger lines.....
I'm not sure if this is easiest or best way, but it worked incredibly well for me, so here it goes.
I used one of those curtain steamers, they're real cheap...like $10-20 at Wal-Mart, I think the one I bought was made by Oster or something. Anyway, I just made a small slit in the tint w/a razor blade as a starting point. Then I just steamed the tint a ton, especially the area where I immediately peeling. It came right off, just like that.
There was some glue residue left behind in a few spots, but a good cleaner like Industrial Strength Windex took care of that.
I removed mine without losing any of the defogger lines.....
I'm not sure if this is easiest or best way, but it worked incredibly well for me, so here it goes.
I used one of those curtain steamers, they're real cheap...like $10-20 at Wal-Mart, I think the one I bought was made by Oster or something. Anyway, I just made a small slit in the tint w/a razor blade as a starting point. Then I just steamed the tint a ton, especially the area where I immediately peeling. It came right off, just like that.
There was some glue residue left behind in a few spots, but a good cleaner like Industrial Strength Windex took care of that.
I never thought of that before, but now that you mention it, something like a curtain steamer seems like it would be the perfect tool for removing the tint. If someone else tries it, can he/she post back here and let me know how it works? or just PM me.


