Will it work to get the windshield out (like it will for side window)?
887743
I am not actually sure, because a windshield will be considerable thicker than a side window. I do think with possible good strength and correct angling, that maybe it could after a few hits....maybe. I have to say that I have been lucky enough not to have to use it as of yet. :)Maybe you could contact the manufacturer and maybe they could give you more insight on your question....sorry
887744
I read in an article that it doesn't work for windshields because they are designed not to shatter. So even if you could break it, all the glass would sort of stick together and you wouldn't be able to get your body through it easily.
887745
No. It will not break a windshield because a windshield is a laminated safety glass (two layers of glass sandwiching a sheet of plastic), The side windows are tempered glass, therefore the "window breaker" will break the side windows. You may feel more comfortable in contacting the manufacturer before purchasing.
887746
It will break the windshield, but because there is a layer of plastic in the middle the windshield will shatter but not actually fall apart. Short answer is NO.
1980427
It just might do the trick.. but tons of work wiping on and then off.. best cleaner out there that leaves no trace or doesn't mess up ur windshield..
1948493
yes, it will. it happened to me. i have it clipped to the side vents which do not move. other than that it works fine.
798217
Due to the size of the sunshade and how they are mounted to the windshield I would not recommend this product for side windows.
798215
It may work very well for side windows. The people that sell them are very easy to work with and will answer any questions that you may have.
914617
They don't - they are meant to attach to the side windows, not your windshield. You'll want something different for the windshield, if I am understanding your question correctly.
1295950
I just got mine and it worked sideways and upside down. So I assume it would work if you hung it somehow on the window.
51473
I have never used my Sidekick on car windows, but how it works great on my Harley, I don't see why it wuld not work well for auto windows.
1844829
Sure, it can be used on the driver's side window. I have. Just don't expect it to "cling."
1691638
Yes, the fabric can be pulled to the side, but the window will still have a mesh-type material on it. It is see-through, kind of like a screen.
1721415
That is exactly what we are using it for. Yes, with very little effort, it does come off. I also left a some extra along the side to make it even easier to take down. Also, make sure you use either the Gila Solution or a baby shampoo/water mixture when you put it on the window. Good luck.
413205
Yes it will, I put the opening facing down, it's easier to pull out quickly.
583618
I don't think so, it's done with a suction cup. My dashboard is a plasticy material as well, but I actually stick it to my windshield. It's adjustable enough to be able to position it from either dash or windshield.
2068138
As long the side have screw to close it with than it will work on it but if it doesn't have the screw loose well I don't think it will work
1862368
Yes! It probably works better on glass than on the dash. The mount I had to put on my dash has a glass-like surface to attach it to. So the window would work great.
785020
It will if you take the rear corners loose and the windows off. Other than that it works best if the top is off.
966710
It depends on the height of the window. The window kit did not help in my case. The lip was not long enough the buldge right after the short lip made it unusable even for an up and down window because of the window ledge so for a side window you will definitely have the same issue. When I try to use it it was so awkward it kept popping out. I had to build some contraption to make useable even then I still have issues.