off my headlights and needs to be safe on clear plastics

 

you can try sanding it?

 

Get some spray-off tint.

 

got a product name for it?

 

No, I was just being a smartass. :D

 

i know its very hard but i heard people using like oven cleaning products i believe its in a yellow can? i cannot remeber the name try searching on SL

 

^^^ yeah... if u try that oven cleaning stuff u need to wear gloves!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

it might damage the plastick.. who knows.. u could try thinner...

 

i figured you was, and that spray-off tint helped in my search while searching online it got me closer to want i'm looking for :D

yes and i did actually search for spray-off tint too

and i don't want to sand it off

 

My one friend claims goo-gone worked on his tail lights but another friend of mine tried and didnt work....try paint thinner lol

 

Lol at spray-off tint.

I know you don't want to sand, but that's the way I'd go.

 

Denatured or 91% Isopropyl alcohol... for shiz.

 

i do have 99% isopropyl

 

I found this online:

Q: How do I remove VHT Nite Shades Lens Tint?

A: Usually a little lacquer thinner on a clean lint free cloth will take it off. If the tint is more than 3 months old, it may be baked into the surface and normally will not come off.

 

I used Goo-Gone for my tinted tails.....used it with a microfiber towel...just takes quite a while to get off ><

 

its been on there for about or over 2 years

 

spray lysol on it and rub it off hella fast.....that's what i use to do.....if you leave it on for too long (i count to 5 really quickly) then it has a chance at damaging the item but i never tried it on plastic...doubt it'd damage the plastic

 

Acetone is strong but it'd work, thats what I used when I sprayed with VHT night shade.

 

acetone will melt the plastic thats a big no no

 

well when the temps get warmer 40+ degrees out i'm gonna try it out...

i bought some denatured alcohol

 

rofl