Window Tinting is a film that is added to car windows, including the Rear Windscreen glass to further protect the passengers, and the interior of your vehicle. A good quality Window Tinting Film will also significantly reduce the heat that is caused by direct sunlight. 

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However, Window Tinting has a lifespan, and will need replacing if the film has become blurry or hard to see through. 

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Removing the Window Tint Safely from the rear windscreen glass of any vehicle, requires a very experienced professional, or at the very least, an experienced and skilled window tinting trainee. Many car interior panels, parts and items may need to be removed to comfortably gain access to remove the tint professionally. 

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Most cars in Australia have a rear windscreen glass with demister bars, and this in turn makes it a lot more challenging to remove the window tint.

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Demister bars are the horizontal lines that are visible on the rear windscreen when viewing the glass from the external surface. Demister bars have an orange tone in appearance on clear glass, and a more subtle colour on Automotive Privacy Glass. These metal bars generate and produce heat when powered on, to defrost or defog the window when necessary. 

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Privacy Glass is an Automotive Glass that is manufactured with a dark tinted pigmentation, rather than a light pigmentation that is found on manufactured Automotive Tinted or Clear Glass.