GILA FR200 Window Film Removal Tool Kit- 8 fl. oz. , White

Bought a new car and on the way home I got pulled over for having too dark of tint. They wanted to charge me $120 for removal so figured I’d give this product a shot. I was skeptical and only tried it on one window at first to compare. It really loosens up the adhesive, works best if you’re able to at least scrape a little strip to let it soak and reapply often. It takes time but I also couldn’t follow the directions properly (I live up north and it’s winter, I did it shielded by the wind in a car wash bay lol). I’d imagine if followed properly it’d be even easier but it honestly resolved my issue with just a bit of elbow grease and patience while the product did it’s magic.

Honestly, I really am impressed with this product. I've have a 97' that had the same baked on tint since I got the car 20 years ago. Whoever did the tint job before I purchased it clearly didn't know what they were doing and I tried several methods to remove it. I finally gave up and lived with it but recently I decided to do a total overhaul on the car and that brought me back to the tint.I managed to remove a little bit by other means and I found out quickly that there were two layers of tint and glue. I tried steaming the windows, using a heat gun, Bob Smith's Adhesive Remover, and even Testors ELO... Nothing worked. Finally I bought this product.I followed the directions of this product to the letter and it only took me roughly 4 hours of work to get all my windows clean and tint free. I even doused a rag and went over the windows again to be sure all the glue residue was gone.I'm thrilled with how this has turned out and will highly recommend this to anyone.I do however recommend getting a few extra blades for the scrapper as one just didn't cut it... That could also be due to the scope of what I was working with though.

As expected

I had to remove my tints from my front windows and this product allowed me to pull off my tints extremely easy as if I was peeling clear tape off of something!

I bought this to remove film from my sliding glass doors. It did not work at all.I bought a larder scraper with it and ended just using the scraper to remove the film.In my opinion, save yourself the time to try using this since all you do is spray chemicals into your space.The scraper by itself works well too

I read several reviews on this product and then decided to purchase it. I don’t know if I have no clue of what I’m doing or people just write reviews to be nice. This product is no different than water. Spray on and if you let it sit for a minute it dries out. I have almost used quarter of the bottle trying to get glue off my back side door windows. The product does not help as you need to scrape it off with a razor. I already had removed glue from the front using windex and razor. No need for the product. Oh the razor scraper you get for free is useless as well cause it’s flimsy and snaps open each time you hold down to scrape. Mari in china 0.10$ plastic.

I failed a state inspection because of my tinted car windows so I got one of these to take them off (I bought a used car and it came with tinted windows in the driver seat area) and it worked. Although I did have to soak my car window and sprayed it some more for longer than what was said on the instructions, but it definitely did the job. This is much cheaper than going to a professional for sure.

I bought a 2001 Mazda MPV that had tint on the 5 rear windows. The tint was brittle, purple and bubbled. I used heat and razor blades to chip it off one sliding door window and it took so long I decided to try this stuff. Following the directions I wet down one of the back flip out widows, stuck a piece of a trash bag over it and waited until it turned milky, a little over half an hour. I was able to peel it off in 3 or 4 pieces and the glue came off with it. The back window was the worse, it came off in long strips the width of the razor blade but a lot of glue stayed on the window so I used the rest of the bottle to remove the glue. I was able to remove everything I needed to remove with one bottle but I used it all. I don't know what I would have done without this stuff.

After reading some bad reviews about the product, I was a bit hesitant about buying this product. I had tried using nail polish remover to remove the glue left behind by the window screen without success so I crossed my fingers and went for it.I bought two of it but I ended up not using even half of one. I sprayed it on the window and left it on for about 5 mins, then sprayed on again a second time. My intention was to wait a bit to allow the second pass to soak but I just thought to try to remove the glue immediately after spraying the product on the second time using the provided blade and to my pleasant surprise, the glue came off. I was done in less than 5 mins. The blade left no marks on the window glass. Glue was removed from the window 3 weeks after removing the screen. Screen was removed from the window 4 months after installation.

Previously, I watched some youtube videos that showed how to remove window film using heat gun / hair dryer.I trying that for an hour or more and got about 2 square inches of film off.Knowing I didn't have 2 months to spend on the project I found your product and it completely worked as advertised.I put in your product and the sealed the windows for 30 minutes with a garbage bag.After that I simply used the supplied tool to scrape enough that I could get a good hold of, and then peeled off the film.The film left some gunny residue so I used a gum removal product on that followed by window cleaner.Really easy job and your product worked great.

Le produit est génial pour enlever les résidus de colle sur les fenêtres, mais le rasoir inclus s'émousse rapidement. Cela dit, c'est un très bon produit.

I followed the instructions that were included on a folded piece of paper and sprayed the surface and then covered it with a garbage bag and gave it time to soak in. I peeled off a corned and used the included scraper with a razor blade and it removed it perfectly!!! It evaporates so you have to respray, but it allows me to remove the glue left from the window coverings I had on my windows perfectly. I tried all the suggestions on the internet, and even used Goo Gone. And they would take some of the glue off. But the GILA product allowed it to all come off with the first scrape. It does take some strength to push the scraper efficiently, but much better than anything else I tried. My wife was VERY appreciative!

A lot of people are suggesting this product as well as goo gone. I used this to remove adhesive glue from a large window after peeling off a frosted window film. I just sprayed it on and scraped off the glue with the included razor blade. It takes some work but it all came off!