Can this stuff be used for window tint?
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No, It's Not A Big Enough Piece To Cover Even A Small Window, Maybe If It Was Bigger You could, And Only On The Rear Windows, IlleGal On The Front, It Could Be Used As A Small Strip At The Top Of You Winshield If You Were Up For it.
528055
First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint, I think it might work. I would be very cautious.
1018173
yes u can... it does not get pulled or moved when u roll down the window. Just take your time to "stretch" them while installing to avoid creaces and air bubbles using something like a credit card and u will never have to look back... great substitute for permanent tint.
2172305
Per their website FAQs on if safe for window tints: "Yes, we have tested Invisible Glass safe for use on household and most automotive after-market window tints in good condition. We recommend testing a small area first."
1354613
I have only used it to restore color on exterior Mid-America panel window shutters and it worked great. You might try it on an old rubber hose or old piece of weather stripping that you can throw away if it does not work to your satisfaction. Be sure to record a comment on your experiment.
894989
Honestly Im not sure, but I wouldnt use it for that.... specially because it leaves a shine to it... kinda like polish.. I personally bought another Meguiar Brand product for just window cleaning... I would suggest you do that unless you are looking for something specific...
361010
Use a razor blade held at an angle. Then go over it again with the blade and windex. The only way I can see it ruining anything is if it was placed on the inside of the window, then removing it would/could mess up the tint.
1073254
Sure, however be aware that it will tint the fabric slightly white, so use a small test area first.
1647050
No experience with tinted, but can't see why not! I'd try a small corner, and also contact mfr.
916080
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.
36536
Absolutely. I used it to cover my van windows in the desert and it worked great. One caveat -- I installed this outside, covering the windows and it is VERY reflective. Your neighbors might not be pleased.
313036
I have not tried first hand, but a very knowledgeable contractor friend has warned me that tint applied to the inside of double paned glass can draw heat inside. Light hits the film, heats up, then the heat is trapped by the outside pane. Again, I have not tried it myself and the type of tint may matter, but his explanation makes sense to me
2076366
It is for the outside of the windows, not inside use. Unless your tint is on the outside...................
411045
It would probably work but it might be a bad idea just get a roll of window tint
446647
It would be best to use the automotive goop for glass. I used the household goop on glass and it leaves a stain. Hope this helps.
1502671
I personally would only use it over a "real wax" but if you are diligent, you could use it by itself. I would not use it on glass (use rain-x)
2111319
Yes- you can absolutely use this. It does at amazing job at stopping air leaks, heat transfer, and condensation! It bonds completely to aluminum. If you're using it on the exterior, go with the Highest Density formula, though, and then coat it with a rubber roof coat paint.