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> On Apr 8, 2023, at 04:10, Tim . <tims_datsun_stuff@outlook.com> wrote:
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> The tint on the DS of my daily started to fail last fall. During this ongo=
ing failure there was adhesive getting on the inner squeegie as well as the t=
int that wasn't peeling. Today I finally had to pull it all off as it was st=
arting to bunch up and peel considerably worse.=20
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> Now I have all the adhesive to try to remove.=20
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> Steam and scraping was suggested by the tint place but I don't have access=
to a steamer. Do you all think a cautiously used heat gun with a stainless=
scraper would work as well?=20
Plastic scraper. A small steam cleaner is pretty cheap. You can also rent t=
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Or just punt and take the care to a detail shop.=20
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The tint on the DS of my daily started to fail last fall. During this ongoin=
g failure there was adhesive getting on the inner squeegie as well as the ti=
nt that wasn't peeling. Today I finally had to pull it all off as it was sta=
rting to bunch up and peel considerably
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Steam and scraping was suggested by the tint place but I don't have access t=
o a steamer. Do you all think a cautiously used heat gun with a stainl=
ess scraper would work as well? </div></div></blockquote><div><br></div=
>Plastic scraper. A small steam cleaner is pretty cheap. You can also r=
ent them <div><br></div><div>Or just punt and take the care to a=
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