90xjDave
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- Auburn, Ca
The tint on my rear window is flaking off so I pulled the rest of it off and there's a bunch of the sticky goo left on the glass. Anyone have any great ideas on how to get that stuff off?
window tint goo
- Thread starter 90xjDave
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LED-Lightbars
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- Location
- Mesa, AZ
Disolve It or Goo Gone. Both are citris based cleaners, and smell nice too!
xj92
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- Location
- Junction City, KS
Try window cleaner too, that worked when I took my tint off.
- Location
- Redstone Canyon, Nor CO.
WD40 and a razor blade.
Tuckman1941
NAXJA Member #747
- Location
- USA
I second the WD and the razor. Take care of as much of it as you can with the razor. I wouldn't recommend the GooGone because it leaves a messy, well, goo all over the window. It does work great and smells terrific, though!
You should be able to take the googone off with the WD, I think that's what I used... that and bleach and about 30 mins of hard scrubbing... you can tell I've had fun with this before. :banghead:
You should be able to take the googone off with the WD, I think that's what I used... that and bleach and about 30 mins of hard scrubbing... you can tell I've had fun with this before. :banghead:
grasseater
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- Mostly hotels
I used mineral spirits and a razor.
BMWSOB
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- New Jersey
WINDEX!! and a razorblade.... I'm a car guy before jeeps... i know these things... the amonia jellies it or something...
Jaydee 1445
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- Orlando Fl
the tinters i know spray it with amonia, cover with black garbage bag and sit it in the sun for a few hours to let it work. 000 steel wool will take it off Defroster w/o ruining it.
JEEPZZ
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- In front of my PC
Jaydee 1445 said:
Like JD said. Steel wool and save the defroster.
tireroastin93XJ
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- Sedalia,Mo
I had a tint shop tell me to use paint gun cleaner to get the goo off, haven't tried it yet so I don't know if it will workJEEPZZ said:
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JBrobeck
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- Location
- Cottage Grove MN
I Used Xylol or whatever it is that you use to thin Herculiner and Steel wool. Soak the steel wool with whatever you decide to use as a solvent, and just rub it around and break up the goo, you will then be able to just wipe the adhesive right off of the window and you won't harm the defroster, I used the steel wool on all the widows because it made it so quick!
