Will it take off film from car windows
1430023
Hi Barbara, I bought the SKrAPr for my sister in law so don't posess the item. As for taking the film off a car window...that will totally depend on what film is on and who/how it was applied. I do not think it will scratch the glass like a razor blade but I would try it first of course.
1430024
Good question. I was curious, so I tried. The answer is no. The edge is NOT sharp - which is why it won't damage pots and pans.
1430025
Hi Barbara,I bought the SKrAPr for my sister in law so don't posess the item. As for taking the film off a car window...that will totally depend on what film is on and who/how it was applied. I do not think it will scratch the glass like a razor blade but I would try it first of course.
1292084
Take off the film & write directly on the glass. It best to erase it dry with a rough cloth it comes off like powder.. Then windex it and let it dry good before you write on it again.
1454141
I remove it every time I go through the car wash to allow the inside windows to be washed. Whenever you reattach it put a couple drops of water on the suction cup. Hope this helps!
2265445
I'm not sure if it will. It may build up over time and be hard to remove. I don't like it for car windshields. As it wears off it streaks and makes it very hard to see, especially at night.
1426200
Yes, if the haze is on the outside of your lens this will strip it right off. Gave the glass on my 14 year old truck new life.
1624844
The film uses no adhesive so it's just a matter of pulling it off the window. It's like putting up a "cling" decoration and then just removing it.
1073779
I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements. Craig
1734985
Yes, easily with a sharp exacto knife. We cut and pieced two of our pieces to fill the window space and didn't have any trouble with cutting the film.
355949
It's about as easy to remove as it is to install, provided you have a hot air gun to warm the film up bit by bit as you are pulling it off. I think there are a couple videos on youtube showing how it is done. If the film is in good shape still, I would just leave it on when you sell it, might actually increase the resale value of the car. Best Regards,Patrick
1821240
Yes. Thus tape is removeable and best installed when the tape and glass are warm vs in the cooler temps of the night. The warmth promotes a better adhesion of the tape to the windscreen.
1878027
I have not removed mine, but it is not supposed to. My understanding from the instructions is that you should heat the area a bit with a hair dryer to aid in removal. 3M makes top notch stuff. I am not worried about it when the time comes to remove the film. Stick to the 3M stuff. And no, I don't work for 3m;)
2152732
I haven't taken mine off but I think it will leave residue. If stuck to car window would be easy to clean off.
1877388
CAR WINDOWS ARE ALREADY COVERED IN A PLASTIC ANTI-SHATTER layer, so in theory it should work. I'm just not sure if it would leave a film or not, since less dense or less smooth plastics could leave air pockets (and thus blurriness) when applied. But if it's a hard, smooth, glass-like plastic I would give it a try (maybe apply just to a corner at first to test it?)
823777
You are still going to get bubbles... I did. Dot matrix I would say is just the pattern of the film. And I wouldn't recommend for car windows because as it gets hot it peels off because of how heavy the film is.
1139657
No. This film for the land camera. It's the kind you pull & peel off, not the automatic type.
1912048
No, the instructions and scraper to get the bubbles out are included. We used car windshield washer fluid to keep the window film from sticking to the glass too soon, and then used the scraper to get the liquid out and mopped it up with paper towels. It worked well.
1878028
Hi Lee, I read many posts which indicated it does not, however I have not had to remove the film myself so this is 2nd hand knowledge and not personal experience.