Removing window film is perhaps the last thought to come into your mind when you have it installed. However, the adhesive bond holding the film in place will eventually break down over time. As it starts to show indications of wear and tear, you should realize it won’t be long until the adhesive no longer adheres to the glass. For that reason, you need to come up with a practical way to remove it. Lucky for you, we’re here to show you how to remove window film.
What are the most commons reasons for window tint removal? Fading & Bubbling
What’s the Difference?
Typically, when window films pass their warranty date, which can range anywhere from 10-20 years, the dye may begin to fade or start to bubble. We recommend that you contact a window film company when you begin noticing signs of fading or bubbling as they can impact the overall aesthetics of your space.
Tint Discoloration After several years, the tint on your window film may begin to fade. This condition requires your attention. Despite its looks, the tint cannot protect your indoor space from UV rays and regular inner temperature.
Can you show me how to remove window film? There are a couple of options you can consider when removing your window film. See below for some of the most common methods of window tint removal: Method #1: Removal with Soapy Water You can use a spray bottle here. Spray the soapy water on the film to lessen the film’s durability. Finish the removal of the window film by cleaning the window’s surface with water. Method #2: Removal by Soapy Ammonia Start by filling a spray bottle with a soapy ammonia solution. Spray it on the window film until it’s totally soaked. Allow it to sit for some time before it dries. Note: this step may take more time than you expect. Ensure you wipe any sticky residue or dirt after peeling the film. You can use a simple water or an ammonia-based cleaner in this step.
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