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Tin Foil On Windows Left Marks. bleach or sodium hydroxide are quite good at dissolving aluminum foil. the foil has left some strange 'burn in' marks that i can't remove for the life of me. many believe taping aluminum foil to their windows is a cheap and easy way to reflect the sun and block the heat. during a heat wave this summer i put up aluminum foil on my windows, making it stick with a bit of water. Are the marks on the surface? if you put tin foil on your windows during the heat wave you’ll probably notice a residue left behind. It will clean off easy enough later. you can apply some aluminum foil to the inside of the glass using a little bit of rubber cement. i put aluminium foil on some windows' glass pane wetted with plain tap water, as a typical trick to stop sunlight. Don't leave it on for too long, and rinse. An easy way to get it off is first spraying it…

Don't leave it on for too long, and rinse. Are the marks on the surface? the foil has left some strange 'burn in' marks that i can't remove for the life of me. if you put tin foil on your windows during the heat wave you’ll probably notice a residue left behind. An easy way to get it off is first spraying it… i put aluminium foil on some windows' glass pane wetted with plain tap water, as a typical trick to stop sunlight. you can apply some aluminum foil to the inside of the glass using a little bit of rubber cement. bleach or sodium hydroxide are quite good at dissolving aluminum foil. many believe taping aluminum foil to their windows is a cheap and easy way to reflect the sun and block the heat. It will clean off easy enough later.

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Tin Foil On Windows Left Marks An easy way to get it off is first spraying it… Are the marks on the surface? many believe taping aluminum foil to their windows is a cheap and easy way to reflect the sun and block the heat. It will clean off easy enough later. the foil has left some strange 'burn in' marks that i can't remove for the life of me. you can apply some aluminum foil to the inside of the glass using a little bit of rubber cement. An easy way to get it off is first spraying it… bleach or sodium hydroxide are quite good at dissolving aluminum foil. i put aluminium foil on some windows' glass pane wetted with plain tap water, as a typical trick to stop sunlight. Don't leave it on for too long, and rinse. during a heat wave this summer i put up aluminum foil on my windows, making it stick with a bit of water. if you put tin foil on your windows during the heat wave you’ll probably notice a residue left behind.