US Tires And Widow Tint: How To Get Window Tint Off

Apr 20

Window tinting is an excellent way to enhance the appearance of your vehicle. But sometimes, you might need to remove it. It could be that you are moving and want to get rid of the tint before you sell the car.

Perhaps you are unhappy with the look of your window tint. Whatever the reason for the tint, removing it can be difficult. This guide will show you how to remove your window tint step-by–step.

What is window tint?

A window tint refers to a thin film that is applied on the windows of a vehicle. Window tints can come in many different materials. However, most window tints are made out of metal or polyester.

Window tinting is a great way to improve the exterior appearance of your vehicle and keep it from getting too hot. However, tints can become faded or damaged over time. If it does, it's time remove it and get a new tint.

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How to Remove Window Tint

There are many methods to remove window tint. However, we will only focus on two: using a steamer or using a vinegar and water solution.

Using an Steamer:

Bring water to boil in large saucepans or buckets.
Let the steamer's head rest on the boiling water for several minutes.
For 30 seconds, place the steamer next to the window tint.
To scrape the tint off, you can use a razor or putty knife.
Repeat steps three through four until all of your tints are removed.
With a damp towel, remove any residue glue.

Using Vinegar And Water:

Use a spray-bottle to mix one part vinegar with the other.
Spray the solution onto the window tint.
Allow the solution soak in for several moments.
Use a razor blade, or putty knife, to remove the tint.
Continue with steps three through four until the tint is completely removed.
With a damp towel, remove any residue glue.

Using Ammonia, Qater and

Use one part ammonia and one portion of water to make a spray-can.
Spray the solution on to the window tint.
Allow the solution soak in for several moments.
Use a razor blade, or putty knife, to remove the tint.
Repeat steps 3-4 until all tints are removed.

Wiping Off Residual Glue

With a damp towel, remove any residue glue.
For stubborn glues, you can use vinegar and water to dissolve it.
Use a spray-bottle to mix one part vinegar with the other.
Spray the solution onto the window tint.
Allow the solution soak in for several moments.
To scrape the tint off, you can use a razor or putty knife.
Continue with steps 3 through 4 until the tint is completely removed.

Using Soap & Water:

Combine dish soap and warmwater in a bowl/boiler.
To gently scrub the window tint, dip a sponge in the soapy solution.
Wash the area in warm water to wash off any soap residue.
Continue with steps 2 through 3 until the tint has been removed.

Using The Heat Gun:

The heat gun should be about six inches away the tint.
Turn the heat gun up to the highest setting.
Keep the heat gun in place over the tint for several seconds, moving it backwards and forwards as you go.
To scrape the tint off, you can use a razor or putty knife.
Repeat steps 3-4 until the tint is completely removed.

Conclusion:

There are several ways you can remove tint from windows. However, warm water and soap are the best options. If you are patient, careful, and patient, you will be able remove the tint without damaging any glass underneath.