I have a badly blackened polyglass rear window on my convertible top. Will this help or would I be wasting my money?
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I don't believe this will help. I find that this only works well on hard plastic surfaces.
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http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f149/pyiu/work/boxster%20s%202001/IMG_5298.jpgThat's what it looks like on vinyl convertible windows if that's what you mean. That was done with this product and a soft clean towel.
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Roll it out on the hood or another flat surface and use the tip of a razor knife to separate a corner of the tint..should give you a good starting point..
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I would be happy if I were you. That window breaker thingy is completely useless, and has a tendency to scratch everything. I was thinking about removing it myself, but did not because I assumed it would be hard to. I'll give it a try now.
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Tinted windows should work. I have not tried it myself on a tinted window but user reviews on other sites suggests that it will work just fine.
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I had the same problem with mine. I actually had to trim about 1/4 inch of the vent shade to allow the window to pass. There is a tab on the front driver and passenger vent shades that points toward the front of the vehicle. Just trim that tab and your problem will be solved. If you need to see how I trimmed mine, email me at johnnyber@bellsouth.net and I will send you pics from the driver and passenger windows. This trim does not affect performance.
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It would partially depend on the circumstances of your window usage. If you're looking for drapes, maybe not so much. If you are looking for blacking out a room, heck yeah. Clean the windows first so it would stick well and be prepared to replace it should curling at the corners begin after some time. Also consider if you ever wanted to remove it. Heat from the sun hitting the sticky side may make clean-up PAINFUL if you are only wanting semi-permanent or temporary use. Oh! And fingerprints can make it not stick as well. Just a warning. It will stick but those would be the places that would wear off first and start bubbling or curling. It would partially depend on the circumstances of your window usage. If you're looking for drapes, maybe not so much. If you are looking for blacking out a room, heck yeah. Clean the windows first so it would stick well and be prepared to replace it should curling at the corners begin after some time. Also consider if you ever wanted to remove it. Heat from the sun hitting the sticky side may make clean-up PAINFUL if you are only wanting semi-permanent or temporary use. Oh! And fingerprints can make it not stick as well. Just a warning. It will stick but those would be the places that would... » Read More It would partially depend on the circumstances of your window usage. If you're looking for drapes, maybe not so much. If you are looking for blacking out a room, heck yeah. Clean the windows first so it would stick well and be prepared to replace it should curling at the corners begin after some time. Also consider if you ever wanted to remove it. Heat from the sun hitting the sticky side may make clean-up PAINFUL if you are only wanting semi-permanent or temporary use. Oh! And fingerprints can make it not stick as well. Just a warning. It will stick but those would be the places that would wear off first and start bubbling or curling. « Show Less
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I was very happy when i used it on my Dodge Caliber which has lots of black plastic on the outer sides of the roof. I would say it should work for you as long as it's plastic, not metal, you clean the surface well.
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It did not work well on a non-tinted window. We would not purchase this item if we knew what we know now; or recommend it to anyone....
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It would partially depend on the circumstances of your window usage. If you're looking for drapes, maybe not so much. If you are looking for blacking out a room, heck yeah. Clean the windows first so it would stick well and be prepared to replace it should curling at the corners begin after some time. Also consider if you ever wanted to remove it. Heat from the sun hitting the sticky side may make clean-up PAINFUL if you are only wanting semi-permanent or temporary use. Oh! And fingerprints can make it not stick as well. Just a warning. It will stick but those would be the places that would wear off first and start bubbling or curling.
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To be honest it didn't work well at all. I ended up taking it off. through the glass on cb didn't seem to work. It was on tinted but I thought I might try another one because I hate to cut holes or run through windows but not sure.
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In general i would say no. What I use for my classic cars for rear convertible plastic window and instrument bezel is Plexus.PLEXUS POLISH 13 OZ
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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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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.
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In my experience, there was no need to shrink this window tint as it comes pre-cut to your specific vehicle. I got it for a 94 Honda Civic and the cut for all windows was perfect with exception of the rear window which I trimmed before install. I guess to actually answer your question...I don't know how well it shrinks and stretches because I didn't need to do this for my car.
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You can cut it, but the problem with that it becomes a bit too small to cover the window. I used it to cover my rear window in a Toyota Rav4 and it covered well but there were still areas that were uncovered that the sun came through. Just a suggestion, go to an automotive store that has tints for windows, it's just as easy to get them on, they come in a variety of shades and you get a better fit. Good luck.
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YOU removed window tint plastic from glass?? I believe this is what you are saying. If so, I would use GooGone to remove the residue and then use Invisible Glass to shine the glass.
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I used the 08609 and it worked perfectly. My glass had separated from the convertible top. I used some conditioner that was recommended. Still holding very well a year later. I bought a cheap suction cup and used a rope to pull the window into the vinyl.