any ideas of a cheap way to remove window tint its all bubbly every window I'm scared if i start to pull it off it my stick in pieces can't afford to get it someone to do it..and also want to lower car whats the best set up i have only 14 inch rims with low profile tyres :D

What sort of car are we talking about?? I believe the Ford Edsel is quite easy to lower.........

any ideas of a cheap way to remove window tint its all bubbly every window I'm scared if i start to pull it off it my stick in pieces can't afford to get it someone to do it..and also want to lower car whats the best set up i have only 14 inch rims with low profile tyres :D

 

Hey mate, I recently detinted a car at work, I googled and found a bit of info on how to do it so instead of writing it up here is the link, Its a good bit of info and works very well:

 

http://www.tintdude.com/remove.html

 

http://www.tintcenter.com/articles/bt_removal.html

 

I used a tear away plastic seat cover for the window cover.

To remove tint, it only costs ~$80 if I remember correctly. You seem a little tight on money so to remove tint, you'll need an emo blade and a heat gun. Just heat up the area to be removed then rip off tint and scrape away with the blade.

 

Use eucalyptus oil to remove the stickyness.

 

 

Edit: Ah damn... got in too slow. The above links seem a little better than my advice. :D

Edited September 7, 200818 yr by adam-__-

its a 90 model corolla hatch really want to lower it i tried the window tint and i got one window of so i might be on the right track i used a hair dryer to heat it up :D

its a 90 model corolla hatch really want to lower it i tried the window tint and i got one window of so i might be on the right track i used a hair dryer to heat it up :D

 

The only problem with heating it up is you can put hot spots in the window and it can shatter, Also the tint can become more adhesive as it shrinks.