We’ve tinted thousands of vehicles since 2011, and we’ve also removed hundreds of tint jobs in that time frame as well! Whether you got pulled over and issued a repair order, or you’re simply trying to pass a new vehicle through MSI (Maryland State Inspection), we can remove your tint safe and sound at A-Plus Tint. The most important window being the rear window, with the defrost lines you need to be extra careful not to damage them when removing tint.
I remember back when I got my first car, and it came with window tint already installed from the previous owner. Now mind you this was before I started a tint shop! I remember seeing videos of folks yanking their tint off themselves, with what looked like zero consequences. I rolled my drivers window down a little bit, started picking at the corner and before I knew it, I started yanking the tint off myself. Little did I know it was leaving ALL the glue behind on the glass! This is worst case scenario because now instead of steaming the tint off and removing the glue with steam, the glue was 100% on the glass still. I couldn’t roll my windows down anymore until I scraped all the glue off, on top of that my car reeked of a strong adhesive smell. I regretted my decision to try to do it myself, and wished I had brought it to a tint shop to let the professionals handle it. Now, scraping and removing the left-over glue is a lot more difficult and time consuming, and more costly to remove!
I remember back when I got my first car, and it came with window tint already installed from the previous owner. Now mind you this was before I started a tint shop! I remember seeing videos of folks yanking their tint off themselves, with what looked like zero consequences. I rolled my drivers window down a little bit, started picking at the corner and before I knew it, I started yanking the tint off myself. Little did I know it was leaving ALL the glue behind on the glass! This is worst case scenario because now instead of steaming the tint off and removing the glue with steam, the glue was 100% on the glass still. I couldn’t roll my windows down anymore until I scraped all the glue off, on top of that my car reeked of a strong adhesive smell. I regretted my decision to try to do it myself, and wished I had brought it to a tint shop to let the professionals handle it. Now, scraping and removing the left-over glue is a lot more difficult and time consuming, and more costly to remove!
About a year later in 2011, I started A-Plus tinting and invested in a very nice & very expensive automotive grade steamer. Now, with the proper tools I was able to remove tint quickly and safely. There’s a lot of opportunity to damage your interior when removing tint, with or without steam, and that’s something the professionals know how to take it slow & steady to ensure there won’t be any damage when removing your tint. Delicate leathers, suedes and other interior trim needs to be covered or taped up to prevent damage, along with the proper procedure to ensure there’s no glue left behind. If you’re looking for a licensed and insured shop you can trust to remove your window tint, look no further than A-Plus Tinting in Harford County Maryland. Simple two front window removals can run around $100 and full vehicles can run around $250 or even more depending on age and condition of the tint. Give us a call today at 410-877-8468 to learn more or schedule your tint removal.
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