Bob,
A seasoned bodyworker friend had me use super fine rubbing compound to
clean crud off of a windshield. Try some on a little, rarely used,
spot. There was a guy who had splotches in his windshield (posted a
month ago) who used something with pumice in it that didn't sound all
that far removed from the rubbing compound method that my friend
recommended.
Ken
On May 10, 2005, at 9:56 AM, Bob Bruce wrote:
> Does anybody have any experience removing the plastic stick on window
> tint?
> Is a razor blade and thinners to dicombobulate the remaining glue the
> answer
> or a heat gun??
> Any suggestions for the quick and clean way??
>
> Bob
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