redoing tint
#2
Drifting
the tint on the side windows should not be a problem. it pretty much should tear off in one piece. you can use a little ammonia to help de-activate the glue. the harder part is making sure you get ALL the glue off the windows before you put the next sheet on.
The rear winshield is a different story. Even for pro's, it's a pain in the ass because of all the defrost lines. the general consenses among tinters is to spray the rear winshield film with a mixture of water and amonia, and cover it with a garbage bag. Then leave the car out in the sun for a few hours and the film should just slide off. It takes time though.
The rear winshield is a different story. Even for pro's, it's a pain in the ass because of all the defrost lines. the general consenses among tinters is to spray the rear winshield film with a mixture of water and amonia, and cover it with a garbage bag. Then leave the car out in the sun for a few hours and the film should just slide off. It takes time though.
#5
Originally Posted by Nicky Pass
Break your back window and claim it on insurance....get a new one...then re-tint. I hear you can do that, though I don't know anyone that has
After you sue the limo driver I will let you break it how about that......
I have lifetime warranty on the tint so I will have to find a solor gard dealer in tampa.
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