Removing Window Tint Glue From Glass

Short video on how to remove window tint and more importantly the glue that s left on your window.

Removing window tint glue from glass.

Use a spray bottle filled with soapy ammonia and spray down the film thoroughly. Both ammonia and vinegar will dissolve tinted film adhesive although it may take several hours to do so. Place it one the adhesive residue to allow it to soften. Using a clean towel rub the adhesive away using your hairdryer to soften it as.

Spray glass cleaner onto the surface of the glass and clean it thoroughly with a paper towel. If the glue has dissolved some film will come off. To speed up the process apply a film of plastic wrap over the sprayed window to hold in the moisture. This is especially true when it comes to removing stickers from the glass.

Separate the film from the glass around the edges. Angle the dryer so it hits where the film and window meet slowly peeling as the glue softens. Soaps and cleaners don t cut through window tint glue they are simply poor window tint adhesive removers. You can remove the left over glue in under 6 minutes.

Spray the inside of the window with the ammonia based cleaner until it is saturated. Tinting film can be removed with a properly sharpened razor blade. I had to peel off 10 year old tint that was baked to the glass by the sun. Cleaning glue from glass windows is difficult because it can be easy to leave adhesive residue behind.

Remember that window tint. Step 2 wipe with solvent. Just click and pay. That will start dissolving the glue and loosen its hold on the glass.

Find the edge of the glass and run the razor between it. To make the process much simpler apply two things to your window before you begin. After a few seconds gently apply pulling pressure on the film. How to remove window tint adhesive.

Grasp the film where it has already come loose from the glass and spray some of your soapy water mixture behind it. The first is heat. Normally it is advised that ammonia cleaners not be. Hold the hairdryer about two inches from the window and run it on high until the glue melts enough to pry the edge up.

Allow it to sit and respray as it dries. The wider the blade the more efficiently it will strip the plastic from the window. Then let it dry fully before proceeding.