Can this be applied to car windows? I know there are state laws about the level of tinting. I'm more asking is it technically compatible w car windows
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No - pretty sure the directions specifically state not to. Designed for single or double paned windows. Long list of types of glass not to use it on was included. As a side note - it seems to heat the surface of the window some - so I would worry about it propagating cracks or chips as well.
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Hello we have factory tinted windows on our car , I would not know if after market tinting would effect the performance of this product.
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Yes, you can spray it directly on any part of the vehicle except the windows I believe. The directions on the bottle should tell you the specifics.
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It could be...but it wouldn't be pretty or last long. I would highly recommend against it and would probably be cheaper to go get the windows tinted right.
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No this is not something that can be used on your car windows. It is applied with water and meant to be used on stationary windows only. Totally worth it though, it reduces both heat and light.
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Hi there, This product is not suited or legal for front windows. We have a product called Upshade which is great for the front windows. You can check it out in YouTube and if you are happy with it we would be happy to send it to you Many thanks Warm regards Elle
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i personally wouldn't tint the outside of any type of window because cleaning the dirt and debris will scratch the film. It would probably work on the inside. If you don't like it, use a clothes steamer and peel it right off!
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Haven't used it in a car with tint but I do have one of these in a kitchen window protecting the backyard. I put a mirror tint on the window glass to hide the camera which did the job but dimmed the night time picture quality which is excellent otherwise. So I removed the tint film and have the camera hidden in a hanging party decoration piece..Hope this helps..!!
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I would try it on a spot no one can see...just in case it removes any tint. In my short experience with this product, I'd say it would remove smoke odors. FYI it seems to be the best window cleaner I've used, even though it doesn't say to use it for windows!
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I don't believe so, but I do believe windshields are all tempered glass. Look online about your particular model. I don't think tint affects that in the least.
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My guess is it would make it slightly more difficult to break if the tint is the aftermarket film type. That's basically colored tape covering your window so even thought the glass might bread it will still be held loosely by the tape. You might have to hit it in more than one place and then tear or cut the tint film. I would think this tool would still be effective in getting the glass to a point where you can pull apart the tint film. You might even use the cutting blade to cut the film? Hope this helps.
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The package says " decals may be used only on exterior glass surface - free of any overlay, tinting, film, or coating." Hope that helps.
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CAR WINDOWS ARE ALREADY COVERED IN A PLASTIC ANTI-SHATTER layer, so in theory it should work. I'm just not sure if it would leave a film or not, since less dense or less smooth plastics could leave air pockets (and thus blurriness) when applied. But if it's a hard, smooth, glass-like plastic I would give it a try (maybe apply just to a corner at first to test it?)
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RainX is not recommended for any surface other than Glass. It can damage paint and I would imagine it will turn your visor frost color and you will not be able to see through it. Your idea is interesting and I think there are wax type of applications that might work but I don't believe RainX will give you a very good result.
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Yes it can but it really does not work. I bought window tint and added it to the visor. Works good now.
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We have not tried it on car windshield glass; never thought of doing this but it could be helpful in removing ice from car windows. Not sure if it would leave a film on the glass though.
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Totally weird, sounds like you've done all the right things...tried a razor blade yet? Sounds like it is impregnated into the glass, the way auto windshields have an 8 inch runner of tint across the top. I still don't think the adhesive remover has any value...have you tried goof off or OOPs? Since I can't picture it, I guess if it didn't look to weird you could put the film right over the top & hope it doesn't look bizarre. Sorry that's all I got