Tint Adhesive Remover clears the glue left on vehicle windows once old tint film is peeled off, for window tinters and detailers, in 5L and 20L packs.

What it does

Peeling old window film off a car usually leaves a layer of adhesive behind. This remover is made to help clear that residue so the glass is ready for new film or a clean finish. The SDS shows a water based blend (over 60 per cent water) with ethyl alcohol and 2 butoxyethanol, each under 10 per cent, and a trace of ammonium hydroxide. It is a clear pink liquid with an ammonia smell, mixes with water and is not flammable.

Where to use it

Automotive window tinting, re tints on used cars, detailing jobs and fleet vehicles losing old film. A trigger bottle such as the IK Multi TR 360 Trigger Sprayer 1L suits the job. More in Detailing and Car Care.

How to use

1. Peel off the old tint film.
2. Wet the remaining adhesive with the remover.
3. Give it a short time to soften, then scrape or wipe the glue away.
4. Clean the glass and dry it before fitting new film.

Sierra does not publish a dwell time, so follow the label.

Safe on / avoid

Made for vehicle glass. On heated rear screens, aerial lines and window seals, try a small area first. Keep it away from strong acids. Read the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Specifications

Pack sizes and delivery

5L Jerry Can and 20L Drum. The 5L comes in lots of 4. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout. For larger or regular orders, use a custom order.