Did this adhere from the outside?? Or can u put inside vehicle?
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its on the outside but if are worried about someone stealing it they wont be able to or if you are worried about it comming off i have had mine for 3 it years and none of it had worn off
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It goes on from the outside, kind of like a silkscreen....the quality is great....
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I used the included velcro tape + additional velcro tape... it's mounted under my passenger seat right next to the floor vent. I didn't even drill for the power cable definitely not drilling for mounting the thing when i plan to upgrade/transfer it later
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Unfortunetly no. Not without some sort of clear cline to be placed on the back. I have attached several over the last year to my vehicles rear window, and the they still are there, even after all the bad weather we have had here in the south. G.Goff
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Yes, just make sure the unit is as horizontal to the road as is possible, it comes with Velcro which works fine- but you can't remove, the unit will have to remain in place while vehicle is not attended (or Velcro will lose hold strength in two weeks time)Mine works fine w/ just velcro
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They attach with double sided tape (that is provided) so technically you could put it anywhere the tape would stick - including the inside of a door which is where I had mine. However it didn't stick well for me and only lasted under a week before falling off. I tried buying more double sided adhesive - only lasted a couple days (even with small plastic containers like in the pic). I plan on going back and trying to mount inside cabinet door with small screws but just haven't taken the time to do that yet.
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I kept mine in place with gray tape and mine on the top inside my car post ..
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It is entirely possible to install from the outside. Also, best to make sure to apply the face of the vent, with sealant applied to the flange. I installed two of these from the outside.
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No, we are having the devil of a time trying to get it to stick to an interior wall. I would not attempt to place on an exterior door unless it was for a immediate use, such as a party. We have tried sticky squares, tape, and wall putty in an attempt to keep the corners and sides from peeling back. Would not order again.
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I put mine on the inside, but it would probably stick just as well outside. Personally though, I am not sure how well it would hold up with weather elements.
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It's just a sticker. There should be a backing on it. Look at the decal as if it were a LEFT hand sticker. That's the back. Pick at the border of the sticker until the decal (front) and the back separate. Then apply the sticker anywhere you want. I put mine on the rear windshield in the bottom right corner so as to not obstruct my view.
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Inside.......I don't recall whether the instructions said that outside application was possible, but you'd have the weather element to consider. I'd stick with the Inside...
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It goes on the outside. I'd love to find a removable film decal for the inside.
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I've not placed mine on that part of my vehicle. It does stick quite well, I'd recommend placing somewhere that couldn't effect the paint. Pan
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Either side put mine on outside eaiser to put on than inside plus wont damage rear defoster if you take sticker off more vivid blood zombie color on outside to dear
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You can probably mount in the engine compartment but I would not mount it anywhere it could be wet a lot. It has to pull air from where it is and you wouldn't want to have it pullin moisture.
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Hi Benjamin,I put the decals on the inside of the window. It is not a perfect deterrent, but it does help.Lin
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I used this as a carpet on a truck that didn't come with any fabric or heat shield. I put the foil side toward the heat source and the fabric side toward me. As far as spray adhesive, if you want a really custom form fitting install, this may be difficult because the fabric didn't mold well for me around detailed shapes and curves. If your install is mostly straight and 90 degree corners then I would imagine you could use adhesive to keep it against the metal of the vehicle. I personally did not, I'm using it more like a mat that I can remove if dirt or debris collects under the heat resistant foil side. I used this as a carpet on a truck that didn't come with any fabric or heat shield. I put the foil side toward the heat source and the fabric side toward me. As far as spray adhesive, if you want a really custom form fitting install, this may be difficult because the fabric didn't mold well for me around detailed shapes and curves. If your install is mostly straight and 90 degree corners then I would imagine you could use adhesive to keep it against the metal of the vehicle. I personally did not, I'm using it more like a mat that I can remove if dirt or debris collects under the heat... » Read More I used this as a carpet on a truck that didn't come with any fabric or heat shield. I put the foil side toward the heat source and the fabric side toward me. As far as spray adhesive, if you want a really custom form fitting install, this may be difficult because the fabric didn't mold well for me around detailed shapes and curves. If your install is mostly straight and 90 degree corners then I would imagine you could use adhesive to keep it against the metal of the vehicle. I personally did not, I'm using it more like a mat that I can remove if dirt or debris collects under the heat resistant foil side. « Show Less