my glass is screwed...

[xxxtreme_stenner]

last week i peeled off my old tint and there was a lot of residue left. nothing was getting this crap off so tried goo gone and a scrubber pad. with a bunch of elbow grease it all came off buuuttt.... now my glass is like permanantly fogged and streaky. i've tried windex and invisible glass but no products are working....theres even these little drops like from a spray bottle on one of the windows that seem to be hard stained, they will not come off!

this is so bad that i cannot see to drive, the fog and haze will not go away no matter how much i wipe. what's the deal?

[beaniebmx]

if you used a scrubbing pad, chances are it was rough enough to put scratches in the glass which makes it foggy, only thing you can do is get new glass is what id think

[91rebuilts10]

im guessing you scratched it with the pad thing. might be able to buff it somehow.

[yourname]

um i always used a razor blade to get the residue off, works great.. and dont know what to do about the glass besides get new?

[orangesonoma]

pics?? please?

[xxxtreme_stenner]

the glass is'nt scratched because it's doing this on parts of the glass that were'nt touched with the scrubber.

and the scrubber i used would'nt have scratched to that extent anyway

[xxxtreme_stenner]

Quote: Originally Posted by orangesonoma

pics?? please?

can't...sorry. waiting for my new camera to come in and lost the cable for my old one and card reader is destroyed on pc.

[ohsolos10]

is it the inside or outside of the glass im in new mexico and the glass on my envoy is hazy from the sun from my understanding it can be repolished try getting a clay bar and see if that helps

[Tim99Zr2]

Quote: Originally Posted by yourname

um i always used a razor blade to get the residue off, works great.. and dont know what to do about the glass besides get new?

thats how i get mine off. easy and safe... just dont catch your wrist

[Kovz]

try some mineral spirits or paint remover, but be careful with that stuff!
i usually just use a straight edge razor and some goo gone. try that it, it should work

[SlamThiz]

honestly... i used gasoline.. like i no its crazy but i did use a bit of gass
and then it got off

[LowSDime]

use lighter fluid like for a zippo lighter not that crap to start your BBQ grill then take a razor blade to it and to finish it up sfter you get most the residue off take some fine steel wool like #000 or w/e the one to shine chrome is and buy some of that invisible glass window spray and spray it on and rub around with the steel wool and then wipe off with a clean microfiber rag. PS this technique also works great for overspray. just w/o the razorblade part.

[bladehines]

go to lowes/home depot, and get 0000X steel wool, it's too fine to scratch your glass but should take off any residue... just make sure it's 0000X steel wool! anything under 000X will scratch glass!

[LowboyTrucks]

why don tyou just go to autozone and buy tintoff right next to the tint inthe isle it works like a charm

[fatalshot]

I have used NeverDull before, seemed to work good and left no scratches or anything on the glass.

[Geat]

http://sporttruck.com/techarticles/0...ing/index.html

this might help?

[S10Stix]

Good article there. Bookmarked it for my 70 c10. Thanks.

[JackMan]

Razor worked great for me too(Y)... tried everything else I could think of and ended up going to back to the razor

[wesplaininsane]

i used a razor blade and foam glass cleaner. if by chance you did scratch it up ive heard you can take 2000 grit or higher wet or dry and wet sand it abit and use a buffer and some compound and buff it back out.

[suzukisally]

i talked to a guy who tinted wondows for a living cause i was having the same problems and he said to get some windex (make sure it has amonia in it, aka the old blue stuff) and spray, let it sit, spray again and that stuff came off like magic. all i had to do was keep the glue wet and keep scrapin with my razor blade.

[sdimedragginbody]

i used soapy water in a spray bottle and a razor blade.... worked great for me

[Xtr3m3]

use Goo be Gone let it sit and hit it with a razor blade and it will come right off. If the haze is still there you did that with the scrubby brush.

[Merritt]

Try buffing it with auto wax and a rotating buffer.