Plexiglass..tint removal

[Guest Tree]

got job to remove tint on airplane windows after someone (not me ) ruined them..what is safeest way (if any ) to remove film. :

[Guest tintjob@yahoo]

I suppose ive been lucky in tha fact that any plexi removal ive done hasnt been too bad. I've been able to peel the film layer and scrub off the excess adhesive with one of those sponges with the white netting around it, cant think of the name of it.....

I also use a product called De-Solve-It to loosen the adhesive, works great. I get it at one of my many local Wally Worlds..

[Guest tintjob@yahoo]

hope that helps, tree

[GusTheTinter]

Try baggin them

tint removal

[blade]

Tell your customer he's barkin' up the wrong Tree and to leaf you alone If he can afford a plane he can afford new tinted plexy windows.

[GusTheTinter]

Tell your customer he's barkin' up the wrong Tree    and to leaf you alone    If he can afford a plane he can afford new tinted plexy windows. 

[*]221136

I had a guy wanting me to tint some windows on his helicopter

Turned out to be plexi and I asked him how much the windows would be to replace them

He told me the plexi was not that much, but the total bill would be about a grand a piece

(he had to replace one before)

So I suggested that he use the kling stuff :inot

[Guest tint goose]

just stand clear but if you must do the job get some plastic razors sweat the windows real good or maybee a steamer

[Guest Sprinter]

yes I'd say steamer, and you can rent one if you don't have one!

[TINT]

I've never heard of removing old tint on plexiglass........

doesnt sound right, if you clean it off with a spongue or whatever, doesnt it leave scuff marks?

[Guest tint goose]

I've never heard of removing old tint on plexiglass........

doesnt sound right, if you clean it off with a spongue or whatever, doesnt it leave scuff marks?

[*]221253

no not really that y id use steam and plastic razors