Overall, I am satisfied with this product, but still find difficult to fix to the window when I leave my car. Any tips??
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those sun fender boards you can turn down? use those two to keep this in place.
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It has black elastic bands to hold it together when folded. I put down the visors and hold it in place with the elastic band around the visor. I had to attach another elastic band to the other side so I could attach it to the other visor. Now it stays in place.
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I drive a 2013 jeep rubicon and the windows are a little smaller than in most other vehicles, but I can roll my windows up and down with the door protector maintaining minimal movement. I
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LOL!!!! Hold it so you can read it Peel the paper off the back. Make sure you have it where you want it to be stuck and stick it. Rub it on , Then peel the paper off the front. Start peeling from the top work it down slowly so you can make sure its staying on the window . Hope this helps
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It does an adequate job...if I could re-do it, I would have bought one of those pull down suction cup window shades...this one is difficult to install (it's not just peel and stick), and doesn't cover the entire window (Honda Accord) so that the sun still gets through onto the baby's face, legs, etc.
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If I'm thinking correctly of what your windows are...I think you would have to take it down each time you open them. But, it has velcro and is very easy to take down and put back. I got an extra strip of velcro and use it in a Different spot when i need to. (Before I just buy another one)
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Yes, they are a pain in the ass. If you roll the windows down/up constantly, the tabs will slip out and eventually the whole thing falls off. We used them about a week and eventually stopped, because we were constantly having to hang them back up (which is also a frustrating process). Not worth it in my opinion.
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Hi Amber, I bought the same ones for my truck. They also arrived open but once installed, they closed with a little pressure on the window. They were tight and a bit stiff initially but did loosen up with use. Maybe you could try to compress them a couple of times before you install them (?). Otherwise, you may need to contact the company and exchange them. Good luck, Gerrit.
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Had the same issue, it's an alignment problem. We slightly loosened the screws on the black window ring and it works perfectly.
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How or where do you put these iin a car? I heard someone say the car windows?? Can anyone please elaborate a liitle more on this topic? thanks:)
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Wrap a little bit of black electrical tape around the black plastic part in the dash, then press the knob back onto it over the tape. The knob won't pop off anymore!
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I only have that problem on my passenger side rear door. I thought about using an Xacto knife and kind of trim the front where the window is hitting.
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Um, it's kind of a static cling type thing. The first couple times I used it, it just stuck on there, now I get it damp before I stick it on the window and it works great.
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I have had mine up for a few weeks, it has not moved. It snowed where I live last night and still is stuck fast on the window. This seems, so far, like a very sturdy product.
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I moved mine to another room. The velcro removed some finish on first window, but I used it again in second room! So far so good.
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The outside of windows must be very clean, an I find I have better luck attaching them in warmer weather. Use your hand to smooth out all the bubbles between the sticker and the glass. If the sticker has gotten oily from your hands, wash that too. Good luck. The things work, once you get them attached to the window!
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I also had to push hard on the caulking gun I used. I just figured that's the way it was supposed to be. It is nearly set up when you apply it! But it got my car sold, so I'm happy!
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I had a similar issue at installation. I had to make sure to push the shade as far up into the door seal as possible. I then worked the window up and down pulling out slightly on the shade until the window retracted appropriately. Once operating smoothly I left the window up for 48 hours; this has not been a problem since.