How are the visors installed? Is glue involved in all four windows?
199566
they use 3M tape not glue. you just clean the window channels with the alcohol pads provided and simply follow the instructions. took me about 10 minutes for all 4 windows. -here's a link to an installation guide https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVQt6-JrP1g
199567
Double sided tape is already attached to the visor then you pull off the protective tape on the other side during installation.
199568
No glue...it has sticky tape on the front which allows it to stick inside track of each window. I had this type on another vehicle love it.
199569
they use 3M tape not glue. you just clean the window channels with the alcohol pads provided and simply follow the instructions. took me about 10 minutes for all 4 windows.-here's a link to an installation guidehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVQt6-JrP1g
2002388
No you don't need glue, it's just like a sticker you peel the back cover then stick it on. If you are doing a large area make sure to have plenty of extra help because it's not easy to get all the wrinkles and air bubbles out during installation.
178710
It came with the adhesive. The adhesive said it was 3m however after about a month and a half the tape started coming off and the visors started flapping like crazy and one flew off on the highway.
399978
I have had these installed for over a year and have not had any issues with these visors. To date they are far better than the other cheap window visors that I have on my Mazda. I would recommend these to anyone as they look great and have performed great. I would suggest that you reconsider the location of the clips and make sure that they are locked into the correct locations according to the instructions.
363948
I initially bought these for my Honda Fit 2013. I got them and was so upset that they required so much work to put them on-so I contacted a Honda dealer, and their labor cost to put them on was the deal breaker. I returned them-but there was a restocking fee. So I got a triple dose of disappointment. I still have not found any of the old plastic type window visors that have the sticky tape-yeah their cheesy, but not costly and ANYONE can put them on. ;-)
1918427
Nothing sticks to the window and there is no velcro. They have 4 plastic tabs that fit into the window space in the door. The tabs could damage the tinting if the door guard stayed in place, but it will more then likely fall off the first time you raise the window. I do not recommend these.
1058751
Sorry it took so long to answer this. I thought it was junk mail at first. LOL. I also assumed that there were extra screws. I think I just used the 3 screws to mount the visor to the helmet. I would have to take a look at it for sure when I get home.
1126576
The light is made by another company and does not include any lenses. Your visor should already have a set of lenses.
1947036
I'm not sure exactly the answer to your question. But I think it's important to know that this is an adhesive Sun Visor. It doesn't have the clamps that hold it down it just stick with a glue strip. If I had known that I may not have purchased it.
268571
You install on the sun visor.. Use the velco straps that came with the unit. Hope this helps.
1172609
In some cases you don't, the only problem when you use a visor you don't have part of your mirror. Unless you can instal lower than your visor height (using modified arms and different mounting points) you'd get away with that problem.
1953611
Anna..I removed those Black protective pads to get a bit more room to fit my windows. I could have left them on but it was a tight squeeze if I did leave them on. With them removed they fit just fine. When you install them, the thumb screws face inwards towards the room. Just tighten down the screws with a wrench or a pliers. Once I completed my installation, the window is impossible to open. Someone would literally have to smash the glass if they wanted to break in. To be on the safe side; I put two of these on the window track...one on the left side and the other on the opposite side. Hope this information helps...stay safe. Anna..I removed those Black protective pads to get a bit more room to fit my windows. I could have left them on but it was a tight squeeze if I did leave them on. With them removed they fit just fine. When you install them, the thumb screws face inwards towards the room. Just tighten down the screws with a wrench or a pliers. Once I completed my installation, the window is impossible to open. Someone would literally have to smash the glass if they wanted to break in. To be on the safe side; I put two of these on the window track...one on the left side and the other on the opposite side.... » Read More Anna..I removed those Black protective pads to get a bit more room to fit my windows. I could have left them on but it was a tight squeeze if I did leave them on. With them removed they fit just fine. When you install them, the thumb screws face inwards towards the room. Just tighten down the screws with a wrench or a pliers. Once I completed my installation, the window is impossible to open. Someone would literally have to smash the glass if they wanted to break in. To be on the safe side; I put two of these on the window track...one on the left side and the other on the opposite side. Hope this information helps...stay safe. « Show Less
943230
Clean the area above the windows where the shades will be installed on. Pull off the backing off the adhesive strip. Make sure you line up the shade before sticking in place. Press firmly repeat for each window.
1483577
It is more difficult to mount with a visor. I removed my visor, but it can be done.
111868
Very challenging...hardest part to put on, but once it is on, it stays on. Start by sliding the visor horizontally onto the hinged frame. Do not put it on at an angle. It needs to be horizontal with the frame. The left and right ends will make contact first.STOP. Make sure the visor is centered. The frame will fit in the groove of the visor. Now, press the visor to the frame - AS YOU DO THIS, press the center of the visor down. This will allow the little plastic flange located on the underside of the visor to slip and then snap into place.
876450
You don't look through it. It is a solid plastic-like piece that straps to your visor that is used to block the sun. Pull the visor down and move it over to the drivers side window. Slide the Visormate to cover the space between the edge of the visor and the edge of your window. The photo illustrates it perfectly.
884885
Shades come with an adhesive strip that attaches to the inside of the window channel. Not to be confused with some shades that attach outside or above the window.