1
Careful Film Lifting
We start by softening the old film with controlled heat so it lifts away in larger sections rather than shredding into fragments. This step is done slowly and with attention to detail, protecting the glass edges and any rear defroster lines that sit directly beneath the film on the back window.
2
Adhesive Residue Removal
Once the film is off, a layer of old adhesive usually remains bonded to the glass. Our technicians use suitable solvents and scrapers to break down and clear this residue completely, working over each pane until the surface is smooth. Our guides on dealing with stubborn adhesive explain why this stage matters most.
3
Final Glass Clean
Every treated window is cleaned and inspected to confirm it is free of film, glue, and streaking. This clean and refreshed finish restores clear visibility through the glass and, where you plan to re-tint, leaves a properly prepared surface for new film to bond to without lifting later.
1
Careful Film Lifting
We start by softening the old film with controlled heat so it lifts away in larger sections rather than shredding into fragments. This step is done slowly and with attention to detail, protecting the glass edges and any rear defroster lines that sit directly beneath the film on the back window.
2
Adhesive Residue Removal
Once the film is off, a layer of old adhesive usually remains bonded to the glass. Our technicians use suitable solvents and scrapers to break down and clear this residue completely, working over each pane until the surface is smooth. Our guides on dealing with stubborn adhesive explain why this stage matters most.
3
Final Glass Clean
Every treated window is cleaned and inspected to confirm it is free of film, glue, and streaking. This clean and refreshed finish restores clear visibility through the glass and, where you plan to re-tint, leaves a properly prepared surface for new film to bond to without lifting later.