SO... I figured out that after you clean, spray the window with Rubbing Alcohol. Any glue that might have been missed will turn white. Easy to see and remove after that!
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Don't know about the rest of you all, but almost EVERY time I strip and re-tint a car, I will miss a little spot of glue that sticks out like a sore thumb once I apply the new film. And yes, I am very meticulous when cleaning!!!
SO... I figured out that after you clean, spray the window with Rubbing Alcohol. Any glue that might have been missed will turn white. Easy to see and remove after that! QUOTE (Key West @ Apr 15 2007, 10:54 AM) [*]499755[/*] Don't know about the rest of you all, but almost EVERY time I strip and re-tint a car, I will miss a little spot of glue that sticks out like a sore thumb once I apply the new film. And yes, I am very meticulous when cleaning!!! SO... I figured out that after you clean, spray the window with Rubbing Alcohol. Any glue that might have been missed will turn white. Easy to see and remove after that! good tip..does it work on all glues?
Good tip.
my lighting is real good and don't have that issue , however I think I would do this anyways since it's easy enough of a step..very good tip
I will try it
I hear ya! I'll try that fo sho!
nice one rocketman
QUOTE (tintgod @ Apr 15 2007, 12:25 PM) [*]499773[/*] good tip..does it work on all glues? 99% react with alcohol!!
I'll always remember this
Good tip
good tip i'll be trying that next time
I wipe the windows down with a little laquer thinner.
QUOTE (thetintpro @ Jun 18 2007, 10:45 AM) [*]516811[/*] I wipe the windows down with a little laquer thinner. that works great on interiors too
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