The windshield of the car must transmit at least 75% of the light, and the side front windows - 70%. If you have toning, and these indicators do not meet the standards, then the dark film will have to be removed.
Instructions
Step 1
The simplest and easiest option is to visit a car service, where they will remove the tint film quickly enough. If you do not want to spend extra money, then remove the tint yourself. To do this, you will need a hair dryer, a sharp blade or knife, detergent, and clean rags.
Step 2
Remember that the tint film is attached to the glass with a special adhesive layer that adheres very firmly to the surface. In case of careless removal, a large amount of glue will remain on the glass and will have to be removed as well. Also find someone to help you tear off the film while you warm it up evenly. It is quite difficult for one to remove the tint and will take a fairly large amount of time.
Step 3
Heat the film thoroughly with a construction or ordinary hair dryer. Then the glue will move well enough from the glass along with the film. Make sure that the heating temperature is not more than 40 degrees, otherwise you risk melting the tint.
Step 4
After the entire surface of the film has warmed up evenly, pry off the edge of the tinting with a sharp blade and carefully begin to remove it. Make sure that the hairdryer is not pressed against the glass, which may crack. Also, be careful with the plastic parts of your car.
Step 5
Remove any glue residue that will remain on the glass in any case. To do this, purchase a special tool that is designed to clean glass after tinting. It should be sold at any car store. Or try any cleaner, alcohol solution, or soap mixture. Apply liquid to the surface and scrub the area with a rag or sponge. Then rinse thoroughly with water and wipe dry with napkins.
