What is the easiest way to remove window tint glue?
The proper window tint can keep your car 60 percent cooler on a hot day, according to TintCenter.com. But you may need to remove it if you start to see bubbles in your window tint or if you move to state where dark tint is against the law. Either way, that tint has got to go. You don’t have to pay a professional to get rid of it. Instead, you can do it yourself. Cut both garbage bags so that they are the same size as your car window. Spray soapy water on the outside of the window and lay one of the garbage bags on top of it. Press on the bag so that it sticks to the window. Lay a tarp over the backseat of your car and over anything else in the back of the car that you want to protect. Spray ammonia over the inside of the window. Cover your face with a rag or towel if the fumes are too strong. Place the second garbage bag up against the window. Press on the bag so that it sticks to the ammonia. Scrape the tint off the corner of the inside window with a razor blade. Try to get the layer
