How to Remove Car Film and Adhesive Residue?

[KiraLee]

First, use your fingernail to lift one corner of the car film. If that doesn't work, you can try using a utility knife. Then, slowly peel off the car film. To speed up the process, you can use a heat gun to warm the film while removing it. Methods for dealing with adhesive residue left after removing window film: 1. Use solvents or alcohol: Apply organic solvents, industrial alcohol, or high-proof liquor to the adhesive on the glass. Use a cloth to wipe rather than touching directly with water. 2. Use a hair dryer: Blow hot air from a hair dryer to soften the adhesive on the glass. Once weakened, it can be removed more easily. For any remaining traces, use nail polish remover to wipe. 3. Use vinegar-soaked cotton or cloth: Soak cotton or cloth in vinegar and apply it to the adhesive spots on the glass, covering all affected areas. Once the adhesive is thoroughly soaked, you can gradually remove it bit by bit. 4. Use ethyl acetate: Gently wipe with a cloth dampened with ethyl acetate. The adhesive will come off quickly. Follow up with a clean cloth to wipe a few more times. Carefully scrape off any remaining adhesive, then use nail polish remover or hot water to completely remove all residue.