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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Heys guys i got stuck into to my new project today but when it came to the really badly bubbled up rear glass tinting all i could seem to do was very slowly pick the tint off in small areas.
Its going to take hours doing it this way. I'm trying to get this done myself without damaging the rear demister wires aswell then i'll get some new tint fitted before RWC is done. Does anyone know a good trick for removing old window tint??? I was thinking maybe a heat gun which I do have an old one laying around??? 
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Removing old bubbled window tint from BAXR6T rear glass?
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