Can this product be used on interior tinted windows? Will it damage the plastic film?
1627510
Not sure - I used it on mine and didn't see any problems. You might want to just try it on a small area out of sight first or better yet contact the manufacturer
2000433
My personal recommendation, please, please, please, stay away from this horrendous product if you love your car. It will run your Windows, and yes if you have a good enough tint then you don't need this or any other shades for that matter. Also, using this product will necessitate am expensive visit to fix the damage done by is adhesive.
933058
Ammonia is not listed on the ingredients, so no ammonia and yes it is safe on tinted windows, have used this for a long time on tinted windows. I will never buy any other glass cleaner again, this Stoner Invisible Glass cleaner is amazing!
2092158
I use it for auto glass not for plastic. There are cleaners used for auto plastic.
1430025
Hi Barbara,I bought the SKrAPr for my sister in law so don't posess the item. As for taking the film off a car window...that will totally depend on what film is on and who/how it was applied. I do not think it will scratch the glass like a razor blade but I would try it first of course.
1606673
I do not know. It doesn't say on the bottle. You might be able to find more info on Meguiar's website. On the bottle it does say it's safe for all tinted windows. It's also safe on auto dimming mirrors.
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.
1396729
It depends on what your definition of "easily" is. It can be peeled from the glass window pane and it does not damage the glass. But, it takes a little effort; otherwise, the film would be falling off the window when you do not want it to come off. Loosening the edge with a single edge razor blade or a scraper used to remove paint from glass and then using a spray bottle of water that includes a little dish-wash detergent will help to re-wet the adhesive holding the film to the glass. Glass has much greater hardness/resistance to tearing or scratching than the plastic film.
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.
1599770
If you are referring to plastic body panels like bumpers that are painted with automotive base coat clear coat, yes. I beleive the film is vinyl and can always be removed with a little heat, it shouldn't leave any mark on the polyurethane clear, the adhesive isn't aggressive (acidic) like other adhesives on pinstripes, i also use the film on plastic headlights and it doesn't etch in any way.
2076366
It is for the outside of the windows, not inside use. Unless your tint is on the outside...................
797251
Yes I believe you might be able to use it on chemically treated glass. The manufacturer states that it's safe to use on tinted glass and other similar types of glass, but I would contact them directly to make sure. Here's the contact info. The company name is Stoner, located in Quarryville PA, their phone # is (717) 786-7355. Good luck, hope it works!
2185450
I have never tried it on clear plastic windows the bottle says it does work on clear plastics tho just not glass
38264
Once the film is installed the only way to remove it is with a razor blade. It scrapes off without too much trouble. It's a lot like the tint on a car window, once it's installed it's really stuck after 24 hours.
2051483
I have only used this window film on an interior window I do not really know how it would do on an exterior window. It might do okay but I would see the manufacturers recommendations for use and decide from there. Good luck with whatever you decide wish I could be of more help, but I don't want to tell you to for sure get it when I have no experience or reference for it for exterior use.
514889
I doubt it, when removing it from the liner there's clearly an adhesive on the tint. Trying to remove that while not destroying the tint would be difficult at best.
1877388
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?)