This one is concerning

[Tint Wife]

Is there anything that doesn't have the potential to give us cancer these days?

Death maybe?

Seriously, it does seem like everything causes cancer. But why knowingly expose yourself? It the cumulative affect I see here, most tinters who have been installing for any substantial amount of time probably expose themselves to more than they realize.

I totally agree Vquest, but I think the fact that we are constantly being told that almost everything we touch and consume is a potential carcinogenic makes us somewhat blasé about the risks.

[vquestfilms.com]

I totally agree Vquest, but I think the fact that we are constantly being told that almost everything we touch and consume is a potential carcinogenic makes us somewhat blasé about the risks.

[mikebrook_07]

"No more tears"...... Just a bit o cancer...

[TomTint]

I can already smell the class action suit. Someone has to pay for all our chemotherapy sessions.

[Booms]

I totally agree Vquest, but I think the fact that we are constantly being told that almost everything we touch and consume is a potential carcinogenic makes us somewhat blasé about the risks.

This....

[Guest filmslayer]

with all the chemicals and various other things i've intentionally ingested , J&J is the least of my concerns ....

[Slick]

[xstudiox]

Ya I should stop using my teeth to separate the film

[painted600rr]

with all the chemicals and various other things i've intentionally ingested , J&J is the least of my concerns ....

[TintWizard]

From a concerned tinters point of view , I would think that removing old adhesive with poor ventilation would be more of a health threat.