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What is the best tint glue remover??

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johnt785

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Whats the best stuff to use for taking off window tint glue???

I've tried fingernail polish remover and it works but hella slow!
 
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Goof Off.
 

Flavadave4

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A razor blade and some Windex
 

johnt785

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Goof Off, you kidding?
 

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Heat Gun and a Razor blade.

No mater what method you use its going to take a while.
 

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Heat gun, razor blade, and Goo Gone (the citrus stuff).
 

johnt785

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This job sucks- maybe I'll just take it into the shop.
 
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GOOF OFF. WORKS THE BEST
 
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Ammonia and a razor blade worked well for me.
 

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I got some stuff for vinyl glue that works awesome but it is bought through my wholesaler and not available anywhere that I know of.

So, goo off, straight ammonia or alcohol and a razor blade and plenty of time.
 

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Ammonia in a squirt bottle and a razor blade. Be sure your in a well ventilated area, but that stuff will come right off.
 

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100% the best way is ammonia. if you have tint you want to clean, be sure you do NOT use a cleaner with ammonia in it, it will peel your tint right off. works like a charm.
 

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razor blade and windex always worked for me.
 

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Another for razor blade and windex, shouldn't take to long using that
 
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Get a can of Oops from Wal-Mart. I've used it on several cars. No razor blade required. It will just eat right though the glue and you can do every window in under half an hour. Don't spill it on anything else though or life will suck.
 
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Kerosene works with ease and the cheapest/best bang for the buck.
 

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wd 40 and a razor blade
 

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payupsucka said:
wd 40 and a razor blade
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+10000000
 
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Im trying whatever i have under the sink.....have a rear acura window thats all bubbled looks like crap.The tint shop wanted 85 to clear the window.
 
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All use a razor blade, be sure to buy a very good holder/handle for the blade. It makes all the differance. I got a long one with a screwdriver type handle and it really helps the job go easier and faster.
 
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