Tint Removal

[Ford1288]

Well SDs finest got me for a fix it ticket. Have to mount my front license plate and remove my tint. What's the best way to take care of this? Just a spray bottle of water and a razor blade? Thanks guys.


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[1WKDRSH]

Try and get a hold of a steamer it works great that is what i used on my fox, if not that I heard people have used irons, put it on steam and hit the spray button so it sprays the tint. The also sell adhesive remover that will help.

 

[Ford1288]

Geez, guess its more difficult than I thought. Any other suggestions?


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['03snkbt]

steam and/or ammonia......comes RIGHT off

 

[1WKDRSH]

Once you get started it's not that hard

 

[SiK FoX]

steam and a razor blade and youre good

 

[Ford1288]

Check this out guys and let me know what you think. What I gather from this is I can pay the bail and not have to worry about doing fixing the corrections? I will get it retinted anyway and just paying the bail would save me time and money? Would I get a violation on my record if I just pay the bail? Any knowledge on this would be appreciated. I need to take care of this ASAP.


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[1WKDRSH]

Are you in the military? If so have a Master at Arms sign the fix it ticket. I did that a couple times then just got the tint redone.

 

[Ford1288]

Veteran now. C'mon we have a couple coppers in the club, no advice for me?


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[Jesse]

just got this same ticket up in san bernadino county when I went on that cruise a lil bit ago...and yes to my understanding you can just pay the bail amount in full (which is for UNCORECTED violations), or correct the correctible ones for $25 a pop....now if you pay whole thing I DO belive that counts on your record then, and if you plan on fixing one and not the other I don't think that work out to well either when the cop goes to sign off the license ticket and still sees the tint...usually guys at mechanic shops know someone who knows someone type of thing, talk to any mechanic buddies you might have.