Save your large liners for removals

[TintDude]

If you are facing a large commercial or residential film removal, instead of using trash bags to pre-soak the film, use large liners saved from previous film installations. They don't take a lot of space to store, just roll them up on an old core, or fold them and put them in a box.

They work great for large panes and you don't risk thermal fracture that you might using black bags to sweat off the old film.

For those that aren't familiar with sweating off flat glass film;

Sometimes removing flat glass window film can be a real chore, especially if you have a lot of them to do. Instead of just going at it with your triumph scraper, try pre soaking them with your slip solution or your favorite film removal solution. Wet the film and cover with old liners to keep it wet. The time needed to soak can vary, so let it soak for a while and then check a corner to see if it will come off any easier, if not, respray any areas that may have dried and let it soak longer. Occasionally, if successful the film will just ease off the glass, often taking some of the adhesive with it.

[blade]

I've done this more than a few times and it works great. soak 'em over night if you can. really speeds up the removal process. especially for those old flaking tint jobs.

[DarthShader]

Damn! You posted my secret ninja tint removal technique!

The liners are easier to trim to size than trash bags. Great tip!

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[Mdog]

Good TIp

[Guest djtekk707]

Hey wondering what would be better a soak or a steam machine to take off old tint?

[TintDude]

Hey wondering what would be better a soak or a steam machine to take off old tint?

The problem using steam on annealed flat is the risk of breaking the glass with hot spots.

[Guest djtekk707]

Thanks for the response. Does it matter if you use steam on cars tempered glass.

[TintDude]

Steam is safe for tempered auto.

[Guest djtekk707]

Sweet Thanks Starting $50 purple removals in under 20mins