Window Tint

I recently bought a used BMW & the person who owned it before me put
after market widow tint on the rear window! :screwy: Why is beyond any
reason since the window was factory tinited and the rear window also has
a roll up sun shade.
Any ideas of how I can remove this?

Peace


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on a sunny day wet the back window with window cleaner and lay a trash
bag on it. cut it to fit the window with a razor. keep it wet thru this
whole process. cover the seats and deck inside with a tarp and more
plastic. spray the window inside with ammonia, the plastic outside is
so the ammonia wont dry right up. soak it with the ammonia for as long
as it needs to soften up, dont try to peel it if the tint is
seperating. soak it longer.
then soak it some more.
then pell it off, clean up any residue with 0000 steel wool and wash
with soap and water. the side windows you can use a razor on and will
be much easier.


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567234ta Wrote:
> on a sunny day wet the back window with window cleaner and lay a trash
> bag on it. cut it to fit the window with a razor. keep it wet thru this
> whole process. cover the seats and deck inside with a tarp and more
> plastic. spray the window inside with ammonia, the plastic outside is
> so the ammonia wont dry right up. soak it with the ammonia for as long
> as it needs to soften up, dont try to peel it if the tint is
> seperating. soak it longer.
> then soak it some more.
> then pell it off, clean up any residue with 0000 steel wool and wash
> with soap and water. the side windows you can use a razor on and will
> be much easier.
enough said :iceslolan


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