Bubbled Window Tint?

[NightmareCB7]

I started to research on how to remove it myself. It was going to cost me around $300 to retint my windows. It would be just around $150 for the tint but I have tint already but it wasnt done right and I dont like it. I can install it but I hate doing tint.

[sw33tstyl3]

I started to research on how to remove it myself. It was going to cost me around $300 to retint my windows. It would be just around $150 for the tint but I have tint already but it wasnt done right and I dont like it. I can install it but I hate doing tint.

why would it cost you $300?? i could get 5% all around for $150 maybe $160... the shop said one of those 2 prices and even cheaper like $120 or $130 for 35%

[Davids92Accord]

Here in ca i called a bunch of shops the highest one tried to charge me $235 to remove and install tint on my acura cl in the end i found a great shop and I paid $170 for 5% tint all around and they removed my old tint without damaging my rear defroster.. You need to call around and check out the reviews to the places you call not every place is going to charge you the same price oh btw I get lifetime warranty that cover peeling fading blurryness and bubbleing

[tarzan]

i dont know if this will work but if u like the tint and dont want to go through the headacke of removing it u can pop the bubbles with a pin to get the air out the bubble just press it in with ur fingure there is a big posibilty it might work

[CB7-SE-1991]

Here in ca i called a bunch of shops the highest one tried to charge me $235 to remove and install tint on my acura cl in the end i found a great shop and I paid $170 for 5% tint all around and they removed my old tint without damaging my rear defroster.. You need to call around and check out the reviews to the places you call not every place is going to charge you the same price oh btw I get lifetime warranty that cover peeling fading blurryness and bubbleing

thats some crazy deal

[Davids92Accord]

thats some crazy deal

it was a great deal plus the tint they use is legit. my tint looks pitch black from the outside but i see clearly at night from the inside

on a side not that video of the steamer is the best way to go if you want to save money and i also think its better than using a heat gun or using pure ammonia to take it off which ammonia stinks .i have removed the tint on my old CB and i wish i new about this because it took me a long time to remove it with a razor blade espically since the tint has two layers the top one comes off easily but the second one which has all the glue is a pain in the fucken ass

[CB7-SE-1991]

it was a great deal plus the tint they use is legit. my tint looks pitch black from the outside but i see clearly at night from the inside

on a side not that video of the steamer is the best way to go if you want to save money and i also think its better than using a heat gun or using pure ammonia to take it off which ammonia stinks .i have removed the tint on my old CB and i wish i new about this because it took me a long time to remove it with a razor blade espically since the tint has two layers the top one comes off easily but the second one which has all the glue is a pain in the fucken ass

yea lol

[NightmareCB7]

why would it cost you $300?? i could get 5% all around for $150 maybe $160... the shop said one of those 2 prices and even cheaper like $120 or $130 for 35%

It was going to cost more cus they was going to have to remove the old tint first. Thats why I wanted to remove it myself first. Then it would only be around $130-$150 for new tint instilled. Thats for 5% back window/rear doors/strip on windshield, 35% front doors for IN law.

[sw33tstyl3]

It was going to cost more cus they was going to have to remove the old tint first. Thats why I wanted to remove it myself first. Then it would only be around $130-$150 for new tint instilled. Thats for 5% back window/rear doors/strip on windshield, 35% front doors for IN law.

wow they wanted alot to remove it...

[E46grocerygettr]

+1 on using a steamer. I've tried using a hairdryer, razor and some rubbing alcohol. Then I was told to use a steamer and that saved soo much time, and require a lot less effort.