REMOVING TINT WITH OVEN CLEANER

[Guest Jason]

I used Rapid Remover for the first time a few weeks ago on a back glass w defrosters, it turned the adhesive to goo. One swipe of my hard card and I had clean glass. I was very impressed. The stuff has a very strong citrus smell tho, so I made sure to mask off the surrounding area very well.

I would definetly suggest Rapid remover vs Iso Alcohol, which is what ive been using to date.

[TINT]

im pretty sure if you use oven cleaner its gonna stain the glass one way or the other

[Guest tintman AZ]

I used Rapid Remover for the first time a few weeks ago on a back glass w defrosters, it turned the adhesive to goo. One swipe of my hard card and I had clean glass. I was very impressed. The stuff has a very strong citrus smell tho, so I made sure to mask off the surrounding area very well.

I would definetly suggest Rapid remover vs Iso Alcohol, which is what ive been using to date.

Just kind of curious. Isn't the gooey adhesive kind of a mess compared to the r. alcohol you couldn't even find any adhesive. But yes you definately want to hold your breath when spraying the back glass with alcohol.

[BRITEworks]

just use Tint Off

thats what I use

[Guest willie]

soap and water or foaming carpet cleaner

[Guest tintgod]

I just have someone else do it..

[tigerstripe]

I just have someone else do it..

cheater

I usually try to do it right the first time.

[Guest Jason]

I used Rapid Remover for the first time a few weeks ago on a back glass w defrosters, it turned the adhesive to goo. One swipe of my hard card and I had clean glass. I was very impressed. The stuff has a very strong citrus smell tho, so I made sure to mask off the surrounding area very well.

I would definetly suggest Rapid remover vs Iso Alcohol, which is what ive been using to date.

Just kind of curious. Isn't the gooey adhesive kind of a mess compared to the r. alcohol you couldn't even find any adhesive. But yes you definately want to hold your breath when spraying the back glass with alcohol.

I does make a mess, so its a good idea to prepare for that before you start by masking the back deck in one way or another. I still think it beats scrubing the damn thing for an hour.

[Guest BLACKOUT SoKal]

wow...oven cleaner, I've used it to clean old grease covered engine blocks...dont think I'll want to put it on my windows I have to get film to stick to. I use some orange cleaner that we get from the detail truck and a white scotchbrite...and thats after sweating or steaming forever to get the crap film off.

[pike_madcat]

I do believe before I went slaping it around in a car I would find out what all was in the product..LOL I have killed enough brain cells in my years...no need to get rid of em all