How to Remove Adhesive from Car Window Film?
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Here are the specific methods for removing car window film: 1. Peel it off directly. Low-quality film is easier to handle. High-quality film requires professional tools for removal. The main professional tool is an adhesive removal knife to prevent scratching the car window during the process. 2. Use vinegar. Apply vinegar evenly to the adhesive with a cotton swab. Let the vinegar slowly spread between the glass and the adhesive, then scrape the adhesive back and forth with the cotton swab. 3. Use essential balm. Apply essential balm to the adhesive and scrape it with a cotton swab. 4. Use alcohol. Brush alcohol onto the adhesive on the glass, wait for it to dissolve, then gently peel off the adhesive by hand.
I think when removing the adhesive from car window film, first use a heat gun or hair dryer to heat the film for about 3-5 minutes. This will soften the adhesive, making it easier to peel off in one piece. If there is any residual adhesive, apply some alcohol or cooking oil, wait about 10 minutes for the adhesive to dissolve, and then wipe it clean with a soft cloth or paper towel. Remember to wear gloves to protect your hands during the process and avoid scratching the glass surface with tools. I've tried this method several times myself, and it only takes about half an hour each time—it's quite simple. During the process, ensure good ventilation for safety and avoid excessive alcohol evaporation. After cleaning, you can apply a layer of car wax to prevent scratches, leaving the windows shiny and new.
