getting window tint off
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Wilson
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How easy is it to remove film window tint?
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stevo
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my mate had to remove his at the roadside by order of the plod 
, after he got a corner peeled off with a key the rest was no probs
, after he got a corner peeled off with a key the rest was no probs-
Wilson
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What a pain in the ar5e!!!stevo wrote:my mate had to remove his at the roadside by order of the plod
Cheers
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Jos
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When I cut the sunstrip down the film came off, but the glue stayed on.. I used a window scraper (plastic effort with a Stanley blade in it) to get it started. Unleaded is the best thing for removing the glue, just don't smoke when doing it 
plod ain't stopped me yet thank f**k
10-1 on I get stopped tomorrow for saying that....
plod ain't stopped me yet thank f**k
10-1 on I get stopped tomorrow for saying that....
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Richy325iTouring
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meths is good as well
but dont ask for one from the fridge
but dont ask for one from the fridge
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Artis
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same as thatJos wrote:When I cut the sunstrip down the film came off, but the glue stayed on.. I used a window scraper (plastic effort with a Stanley blade in it) to get it started. Unleaded is the best thing for removing the glue, just don't smoke when doing it
plod ain't stopped me yet thank f**k
10-1 on I get stopped tomorrow for saying that....
