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No more guido window tint....
I finally got around to removing my 80's vintage guido bluish purple faded window tint. Holy cow it looks sooooooo much better. Why didn't I do this sooner?
Borrowed a clothes steamer, came off easy. Piece of cake! |
I used a heat gun and some acetone to clean up the residual glue.
The PO had the glass wrapped with tint. It was under all the seals :mad: It wasn't until I had the glass out to replace the headliner that I was able to finish the job. |
Tint Removal
Just did this myself last weekend.
Handheld electric steamer shaped like a small vacuum cleaner. Followed the instructions on a couple of threads from this board. Moved slowly and got it very hot and wet. Peeled carefully. On a couple of occasions the tint split into two sheets....double the process if you go too fast. Also speedy removal will leave a glue residue. Took a couple of hours to clear the whole car. Not hard, just patience and some contorting. Thanks to the guys who wrote about the ease with which one can do this w/out spending a couple of hundred dollars.... Scott |
Why the tint hate? If you live in the south it's survival.
Travis, sent from my Galaxy S3 |
another easy removal tip: tint hates Ammonia. Spray it with regular windex or diluted ammonia and cover with a garbage bag out in the sun. It will peel right off....with the adhesive.
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Tint hate????? Hell,
Why the Guido hate? -Guido |
No haters here..... I love tint, just not when it gets old and turns faded blue and purple and makes everything out the back window look like a Dali painting.
As for the guido's..... I could put the fuzzy dice hanging from the mirror back up! |
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