How Do You Remove Window Tint In Vehicles?
Automotive window tint can be used for aesthetic purposes, as well as to decrease the amount of sunlight that shines through the windows, or to limit visibility inside the passenger compartment from outside the vehicle. The film that is used for window tint will deteriorate over time–it can bubble or turn purple, indicating that it is time to remove it. Don’t spend a fortune taking your car to an auto body shop for window-tint removal; save money by doing the job yourself. Removing window tint from a vehicle can be done by even a novice do-it-yourselfer. Choose a warm, sunny day to remove window tint. Park the vehicle in a location where the sunlight will directly hit the window. Cut a large black garbage bag with a pair of scissors to fit the shape of the window from which you will be removing the tint. The garbage bag does not have to be cut neatly or to the exact size of the window, just as long as it completely covers the window. Fill a spray bottle with warm water. Add a few drop
