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Try soaking it in break cleaner and using a razor blade should come off one two three. And if it's factory tint then the glass itself is smoked as stated before. If there is two layers of "fake" tint on then there is way to save the the layer underneath and will have to have it re-done. Hope it work's out for you.
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Thanks for your tips, I think I'll try them one of these days.
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