As per title, does anyone know any shop that could remove the rear tint properly? I've asked a few shop around me and the best I got is 50/50.

Pic for reference:


Not as bad as this but there are few air bubbles.

If you can get a steamer (machine which produces steam) u can diy peel off the plastic film yrself

I am having the same problem for front and back. Windows all ok.

got buy windscreen insurance anot? Just claim whole new one je la .


Last time pomen tell me to do so

This post has been edited by Boom Mortar: Dec 23 2023, 10:45 AM

Actually any reputable shop that deals with branded films can do it. They just don't want to promise you anything.

Rear tint removal is 50/50 punya la bro.
If it already too old, it might jus stick onto the heating element. Even I went to 3M authorized shop also the sifu will say terus might damage the heating element. All he say is try his best. I did mine in seksyen 16 shah alam.
Successfully remove rear tint without damaging the heating element. If you want his contact PM me.

You may get more replies if u actually stated the town/city in which you're looking for tint removal services.

Anyways after you get your bubblewrap-style tinting scraped off and the defogger has damage, you can get a DIY window defogger repair kit from shopee. It's less than RM6 plus shipping if i recall. Earlier this year I used one of those kits to help a friend after she had her bubblewrap tinting removed It's not hard to do...just follow the instructions.

I found a video on it. Different brand, but the method of repair is the same.

just do it yourself
buy a razorblade and cut a corner and slowly try to peel it off

I did it before when I had to sell my car and send for inspection

Literally this.

ppl like this will keep on hopping until he met a sohai who dare to guarantee 100% only to take the 50/50 chance unknowingly. lol

Thanks fellas, now I can visit the shop in peace

Seen these steps in video before, but don't feel like doing it myself for now

I learn that shouldn’t turn on the heating element at all

He trying not to damage to heating element

this is not the normal window....normal window, use steamer can pull it off
this one, 1 wrong move...the heating element also comes of with it....and you're screwed

will confirm damage the heating element
careful removal or not careful, once you decide to put tint on rear window you basically agree to damage the heating element in the future dy

Hi bro, mind to share contact and cost?

One of my cars has more bubbles than that on rear window. I asked and received the same answer.. It might damage the rear demister too.. They can't guarantee it.. 50/50

So I decided to leave it instead..

No wonder ive seen a lot of vehicles owner just leave the bubbles tint as it is.. Now i knew the reason why, it's due to it will damage the heating elements line at the back of windscreen 😊🔥

Not so true. The film can be removed without damaging the heating elements.

Just that you will be informed beforehand that there's no guarantee it won't be.

When there's bubbles, it shows that the film is peeling off on its own. One installer I went to, uses a heat gun. No damages to heating elements at all.

Another thing, the installer said that the old tinted film is among the better quality ones and easier to peel off in one piece without tearing. That helps too.

Okey thank you for the clarification, appreciate it 😐🔥

Any recommendations from anyone who managed to remove the rear tint successfully ?

Wanna remove and reinstall a new tint