Start at a corner and start it peeling using hot soapy water in a spray bottle behind it. Can use a plastic putty knife to help scrape. It's a long process, need patience.
If it is adhesive type, blow dryer to release it. It will leave a residue. Scraping might get it but vegetable oil will help to clean or GooGone. Then you will have an oily glass to clean as well.
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It should just peel off. You can use a razor blade scraper. Heating it with a blow dryer may help to peel it off.
Hi Ann,
Have you tried a hair dryer? That is where I would start.
Here's a link that will hopefully help you:
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/removing-window-film-effectively
This is on from the 80s...heatgun and hair dryer no good...trying ammonia after scoring with wallpaper tool
Start at a corner and start it peeling using hot soapy water in a spray bottle behind it. Can use a plastic putty knife to help scrape. It's a long process, need patience.
If it is adhesive type, blow dryer to release it. It will leave a residue. Scraping might get it but vegetable oil will help to clean or GooGone. Then you will have an oily glass to clean as well.