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Re: Removing Window Tinting



>From: Dadbeh Rouhbakhsh <dkrouhbakhsh@domain.elided>
>Date: Mon, 22 Jul 1996 09:31:24 -0700 (PDT)
>Subject: removing window tinting
>
>Howdo folks
>
>There was a string about removing window tinting which i didn't follow,
>and now i need help.  How do you remove old baked on windowtinting, and
>the adhesive it leaves behind?  I tried to dissolve the window tinting
>with many solvants including gasoline, and chloroform, but it didn't
>budge.  The razor method is hard, and thanks to my slipping hands i now
>have a brand new ventilation opening in my headliner!  So please,
>helpppppp...

Razor blade to get the film off, Simple Green to remove the glue,
alcohol/water mixed at 30/70 to clean up...

Norm

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