Window Film Adhesive Remver

Removed 3 year old tint from all 4 side windows and hatch glass with defroster lines. After removing tint I was left with a solid sheet of adhesive on all windows. First tried goo gone, acetone, and windex with ammonia, and steamer. None of these came as close to removing the adhesive as quickly or easily as this. It dissolves is seconds and you can scrape off easily with a plastic razor blade. Spray another mist and wipe off any residue with a microfiber cloth. I used this undiluted. I don’t think it had an overly strong smell, and there is no smell leftover. I got a couple dribbles on my leather that I quickly wiped up and have not seen any damage. Believe me, save your sanity and time and get this stuff!

I purchased this window tint dissolver as I had 3 door size windows 2 had picture tints and 1 dimming tint. I had already done a side window that had 3 picture tints on them and it was a struggle. I tried alcohol, goo remover did manage to get them clean , but took all day and must arm was hurting. Now to do the door windows vacuumed and loose pieces that wanted to come off, then sprayed dissolver and gave it a 5 minutes to soak sprayed again waited another 5 mins. It did not just fall off nor could I just use a squeegee. I had to use a window scrapper with a blade. It came right off, I did not have to scrape as hard as I did on my 3 pane windows. In the future I will use this stuff as it did help and make the job much easier. It is worth the money. I would recommend.

The product quality is thier. The smell is very strong make sure when using product your in a well ventilate area. You must use gloves! Do not use without gloves it will dry out your skin. It works well. Its worth the money. Over all I would purchase again. Took old tint off original tint from a 1996 toyota tacoma window. When I say the tint was stuck, it was stuck! The bottle tells you how to mix it but I used it without mixing it. Make you you read the label very important.

I tried some other tips for film removal to include Simple Green and GooGone. Neither worked great after steaming the film off. The GooGone worked but painfully slow and the fumes were way strong. After picking up a bottle of ATR I used it on some 10yr old adhesive and it started working as soon as it was sprayed on. I did try a diluted version and it didn't have the same punch. This stuff not only removes glue but it also removed my dread of R & R.

It’s probably fine for removing “newer” tint glue, but it didn’t do anything on the glue residue from a 15 year old tint job. I tried different dilutions to no avail. I ended up using diluted baby shampoo and a really sharp razor scraper to remove the glue.