No tints.. glue was a pain to remove, now custom leather

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01-25-2002, 10:06 AM

nymjayjay

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No tints.. glue was a pain to remove, now custom leather

I just removed the tints off my max and the tint was easy to remove but DAMN that glue is impossible to remove off the back window since you cant use a razor due to the defroster so... I used gugone which didnt work, paint thinner which worked ok but Nail pollish remover works the best if you ever remove your tints. Now i am gonna do custom leather seats from www.leatherseats.com. Anyways, just sharin some info if anyone wants to remove the glue after they take the tints off, use Acitone(nail pollish remover)

p.s. If anyone has custom leather please contact me I would like to see pics and talk about it.....

Jay from CT

01-25-2002, 10:07 AM

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01-25-2002, 10:19 AM

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nymjayjay, I have high resolution pics at home. Email me, and I'll send them to you tonight.

01-25-2002, 09:48 PM

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Re: No tints.. glue was a pain to remove, now custom leather

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Originally posted by nymjayjay
I just removed the tints off my max and the tint was easy to remove but DAMN that glue is impossible to remove off the back window since you cant use a razor due to the defroster so... I used gugone which didnt work, paint thinner which worked ok but Nail pollish remover works the best if you ever remove your tints. Now i am gonna do custom leather seats from www.leatherseats.com. Anyways, just sharin some info if anyone wants to remove the glue after they take the tints off, use Acitone(nail pollish remover)

p.s. If anyone has custom leather please contact me I would like to see pics and talk about it.....

Jay from CT

Yea, you can't use a razor for the rear, next time use steel wool and some 409 to srubb the glue off. It comes off easily, I just got my windows retinted with 20% black reflective.