Is this product okay to use with vinyl windows?
867634
I've did my entire sun-room (16X20) which are all vinyl and have had no problems. I dilute it as it directs and I Never allow it dry on anything which "may" make the difference but, I like it and have had No problems and will continue to use it. That is "my" personal experience with it on vinyl.
867635
if your asking about windows framed with vinyl covered wood (head, jams, sills) then yes it is perfectly safe. works awesome! make sure you use it with a good window washer brush and a quality squeegee. Contrary to what others might say, it works great inside also. shake out the washer brush to get rid of excess water and lay a bath towel down on the sill to catch any drips. way better than paper towels and windex which are a waste of time IMHO.
268655
It adheres to the window surface fairly well so opening and closing should be OK. For adherence and to preventing spilling, the door and window would need to be handled gently.
480742
I'm not sure. But you can buy this stuff by the roll and it comes in all kinds of widths. But yes you can use it around the windows. It sticks really well as long as you prep the surface before installation. Clean the surface with rubbing alcohol.
950732
I don't believe this material will work on vinyl. It is a two part epoxy with the consistency of a plumbers putty and needs to be worked together to mix and soften it. Then it needs to be worked into the void.
408712
Yes I think they should be ok, these are very soft and shouldn't damage the glass. When I cleaned my windows with Invisible Glass window cleaner, I just used a micro cleaning towel,
1984529
I have it on my window - but it is vinyl lettering. You could put it either place.
2252822
I'm sorry but I have not used the product on vinyl. I t is a superior product on wood and metal.
1721054
No, and it should NOT be used on windows at all as the product is alkaline and can etch windows. Use it for all your other surfaces instead.
1565313
The question is not 'could' it be used, but 'should' it be used, on the inside of double paned windows. All I have read from the makers of them is NO.
905977
No, don't use this for window insulation. This is garage door insulation, and has an "aluminum" coating for reflecting energy. The texture is similar to bubble wrap, and as others have pointed out, you will not be able to see out of your windows.A better choice would be to look at the 3M clear window insulation kits.
310119
I would guess "Not" as this is a product for Vinyl Shutters; however, it didn't work that great for me on the vinyl either.
2003294
No this is not for use with heat transfer vinyl. If you're looking for something to put over heat transfer vinyl get some Teflon sheets.
1616083
Vinyl Laminate is fine. Dilute per instructions. I would not suggest using on wood laminate.
1666398
Stick to using it on the top and windows. There are better products out there to do what your looking for. I defer to the other 2 answers dated 4/22/14.
436433
That's about the size of my largest window, but I never used it on that after it broke a somewhat smaller window. I would guess that, if the window is not too dirty, one application of the spray would be enough. The pads are washable.
905978
I guess you could use it, however you won't be able to see out of the windows. There is a kit you can buy to seal windows and glass doors that would be much cheaper and easier to put up. I'm not sure what it is called but, I used it on my patio door one year and it did block any air coming in. It is a very clear plastic sheet and you put it across the windows and use a Hair Dryer all over it and it shrinks it down to seal it. If you can't find it let me know and I will see if I can ok? Hope this helps a little. Good luck.
782101
No - pretty sure the directions specifically state not to. Designed for single or double paned windows. Long list of types of glass not to use it on was included. As a side note - it seems to heat the surface of the window some - so I would worry about it propagating cracks or chips as well.