No - no lessor in their right mind would force you to remove the tint unless it was all damaged, peeling and awful, in which case the car would look better without it, so removing it is a "no brainer", no matter the result.Patrick K wrote: If you lease thru Infiniti and tint your windows will you have to remove it before you turn the car in at the end of the lease
I have no personal experience doing this, but I would think you can do this if you're careful and use something appropriate to dissolve the glue. Hopefully someone who's done this (successfully or otherwise) can chime in!!Patrick K wrote:and if you do can you remove it from the rear window with out damage to the rear defrost?
Yes my Front Glass is at 20% and now i just changed my front sides to 5% and my rear's to double 5%M45Caliber wrote:Oh, and as for removing that tint, should you be forced to do so -- do this on a bright sunny day - preferably a hot day too -- NOT winter in Chgo, for instance.... cut out a heavy duty BLACK Hefty trash bag to the approximate size of the window. Lay a towel down underneath to catch to catch the drips, etc. NOW liberally spray the film on the window with water, then immediately stick the cut out bag over the water and lightly press in place, covering the entire inside of the window with the water and the bag. Park in the sun so that window gets the full on sun. In a few hours the film should just peel right off (basically it's like steaming wall paper off). Use something like "Goo Gone" to remove any residual adhesives left on the glass. Or if there's no wires or elements, just windex and a single edge razorblade works great!
Finally don't do this unless it's going to cost you big time if you don't remove it. Tinting typically RAISES that value of a car so they shouldn't make you pull it unless it's really damaged.