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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / June 2005

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Gershon Shamay - 16 Jun 2005 06:08 GMT
How do you do this correctly ? The previous owner had a sun shade coating
installed ( = plastic ) and now it starts to peel off, reducing visibility a
lot. The only true fix is to peel off the entire plastic coating which I
can't do from the inside. Are there any instructions how to take off &
reassemble the read window, preferably on the 'net?

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jmattis@attglobal.net - 16 Jun 2005 08:12 GMT
> How do you do this correctly ? The previous owner had a sun shade coating
> installed ( = plastic ) and now it starts to peel off, reducing visibility a
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> Regards
> Gershon Shamay

If you're only trying to remove the tint on the glass, you DON'T take
out the entire window!  Use ammonia solution, homemade or commercial
tint remover.  Soak some paper towels and put them against the plastic,
hold them there with some towels or something and let them do their
thing for a while.  Then it will come right off.  If you can't figure
this out, a tint shop will charge relatively little to remove the tint.
 
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