The short answer
Tint Chattanooga removes old or failing window tint with steam and hand tools, then strips all leftover adhesive so glass is clean and clear. Rear windows are handled carefully to protect defroster lines. Most customers pair removal with a new Llumar film install.
Tint has turned purple or brown
Bubbles or blisters across the glass
Peeling or lifting edges
Haze that makes it hard to see at night
Too dark to be legal, or you just want a new look
Peeling film by hand usually leaves the glue behind, and razor blades can cut rear defroster lines for good. We use steam and professional adhesive removers to take everything off without the damage.
Tint removal
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Check film, glass, and defroster lines.
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Soften and lift the film in one piece where possible.
03
Remove every trace of glue.
04
Glass is left clear, or prepped for your new tint the same day.
Remove and re-tint in one visit, and save on removal. Your new film is color-stable and covered by a lifetime warranty, so it won't turn purple again.
See Tint OptionsStop by for a quote. Price depends on what shape the film is in, how long it's been on, and whether it's a rear window, where defrost lines can be damaged if removal isn't done right. It's discounted when you re-tint with us.
Not with the right technique. We use steam and avoid blades on the rear glass to protect defroster lines.
Usually 1–2 hours. Old, baked-on film can take longer.
Yes. Most customers do both in one visit.
Cheap dyed films break down in the sun. Llumar films are color-stable and warrantied against color change.