ADHESIVE REMOVER - Conentrated - 1 Gallon - Removes adhesive from window tint/films, Paint protection films, Vinyl, Boat Graphics, Signs, Emblems, and Stickers

Best tint removal there is

I needed to remove the dealer-installed tint from my front windows. I used a hair dryer and pulled the film off fairly quickly but some glue remained. I tried several household solvents but realized quickly that it was going to be a nightmare without the right solvent.A quick search pulled up several options. I didn’t really want to buy a gallon of ATP even though it looked like it might be the deal. So I went down to the auto store and bought an $8 bottle of a competitor product sold for this purpose and it was a complete bust for the adhesive I was dealing with.So I bit the bullet and bought the ATP which arrived in less than two days. Totally worth it! It melted the tint adhesive like butter immediately on contact. It pulled a lot more off than I could actually see and knew was there so I’m glad I went this route.There’s some technique involved— I was a bit messy on the first window but did a much better and faster job on the second. Overall it did the job I needed it to do and I’m totally satisfied with the money I spent. As a bonus I’m sure it’ll come in handy the next time I need to remove stickers, etc.

My sliders had old reflective film. I tried the ammonia method and also Goof Off (pro) - one panel would take 90 minutes of scrubbing and polish. Both this and I was able to complete six panels in 2 hours. I would wear mask and gloves next time - it doesn’t smell that bad but it does have an impact on skin and breathing.

I'm a window Tinter and this is the best for Removals. No need to mix it. Straight concentrate. Works in seconds

I used this product to help remove the glue left behind after pulling off the first layer of window tint from a glass patio door. The window tint has been in place about 20 -25 years and I was surprised after starting to clean the residue that there was a second clear layer still stuck to the door. I suppose the original film had more than one layer. Once that clear layer of tint was removed, I was able to use the product on the remaining glue residue. There is some smell but it is far better than some of the other cleaners that are recommended for the job. I did have to use #0000 steel wool and some elbow grease to get all of the glue off the glass. Overall, the product worked well. I do wish that I could have purchased a smaller sized container.

Removes just about any adhesive.

Use daily for PPF and tint adhesive removal

I use it for the glue on the back windshields and it will come off by hand its an excellent product.