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can edge peeled tint be reglued?

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Guest olletsoc

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anything other than retinting it would just be a temporary solution. it will just peel again or somewhere else.

just get it retinted

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hoosierwindowtek

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Re tinting is the only good answer, but in fairness, if just a little bit is peeling, you could also trim the part that's peeling and probably the rest will do just fine.

I tinted a Lexus one time that had such tight seals that the corner on the driver's door started peeling months after I tinted it. I told the customer that it was the car's fault... You could hear it squeek when you rolled up the window. I just trimmed the corner back so that it was not rubbing in that area, and we left it at that.

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dbdreams

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The corners on 94 to 97 four door Honda Accords are tight, the seem to peel often if you dont trim the edges in the corner fairly wide. My standards for slim edges are a lot less on those models than most other cars

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