Any tips on removing window tint when it is on the hatch?

lalunette

As you may have read, I am finally getting around to installing a new hatch on my wagon.

However, in prepraration for this, I first want to remove the remaining window tinting on the hatch.

My concern in doing this is that the tinting also adheres to the defroster lines on the hatch.

Any tips on removing window tinting in such a situation?

The link below is for a technique that seems easy... and fun, at least the beer part should be. LOL

SiWagon

What link :?: Read my response @ this link:
http://www.hondacivicwagon.com/board/vi ... php?t=2719

brownwagonist

lalunette wrote:

As you may have read, I am finally getting around to installing a new hatch on my wagon.

However, in prepraration for this, I first want to remove the remaining window tinting on the hatch.

My concern in doing this is that the tinting also adheres to the defroster lines on the hatch.

Any tips on removing window tinting in such a situation?

The link below is for a technique that seems easy... and fun, at least the beer part should be. LOL

This sounds about right...

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2171028

lalunette

SiWagon wrote:

What link :?: Read my response @ this link:
http://www.hondacivicwagon.com/board/vi ... php?t=2719

Duh... forgot to add...

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to- ... y%2c-chea/

jpciii

Pro shops use steamers. The black plastic in the sunshine on a hot day can get it hot enough to work with also, but steam is very convenient.