Would this work for rear window trim?
1490888
I do not believe it would work for window trim. It is intended for along the side of the car to protect against nicks, scrapes and bends from other vehicle doors. the thickness and the width would probably prevent it working for window trim. It would not help for leakage around the window either.
1490889
Product is made as a side door guard. Not sure what you mean by read window trim, go around the edge of the window? seal the window? You can not make turns with it- just straight- too thick. You even have to heat it up just get it more flexible to apply on the side of the car. You probably need to get the specific window trim made for you car. I think you've be wasting your $ if you tried this as a rear window trim. Hope this helps.
1490890
I use it for door trim and it work good . It mite work for you because it bends real easy.
1490891
Hard to say. Too many variations on how rear windows are installed. Some have deep groove between glass and sheet metal for metal trim.
1336798
Yes -- as soon as you peel off the backing, you'll see the "sticky" black side; so it should work on your windows.
1763109
I think, it should work. I used the same for Passenger side (which is your Driver side) rear door. So it should work.
613947
This will work in most applications, but it's a retrofit, not a replacement. You will need to know which wires to tap into and you will have to find a mounting position that fits inside the door panel and doesn't interfere with the window. Read Jessica's answer, she nailed it.
329813
As long as it has a Thick rubber seal around the back window it should fit. They do extend to make them longer to fit any window with the thick rubber seal.
1687867
This is the material only for the top, rear window and rear side windows. I uses the stock metal hardware, bows and header, and is for a Jeep that has full metal doors.
1262072
No! This silly system won't work for any trim, or molding of any sort! Trust me as an electrician I am in a different home almost everyday and have never seen a front door that will work for this thing with out some kind of modification. Plus it is flimsy trash! Spend a couple hundred bucks and get something that will work! Its garbage!
426650
We haven't tried but I can't see why not. They weren't large enough to cover the rear passenger windows therefore it might be perfect for the driver's side however it will be a pain when you need to roll the window down.
763436
I am unsure of each vehicle application. I would measure the back window and compare it to the size of the shade.
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
1522764
Yes, it's perfect for that application. I use it on the plastic window on my convertible BMW. Works like a champ. However, Plexus has gotten so expensive I've stopped buying it.Haven't found anything I like as much but there are a couple that are pretty good. And considering the price is three time less than Plexus it's an easy decision not to buy Plexus.
153135
I bought this specifically for my car/truck windows. Yes it works great with contoured surfaces.
200566
I haven't done that, but it should work. If you have electric defroster wires in your rear window, they may reduce the signal strength.
2117429
I bought it for my wrangler. It only did the back window, or two side windows. I had to buy two.
1111008
Sorry but I only used it on the front door, I do not know if it will fit the rear.
1629076
It could work but remember this is reflective silver color if you don't mind blocking sun light this would work or if you cover the seams of the window by trimming it to fit this would work too. This product I would recommend it it works well.
191794
Works on any kind of window, it is like a window cling that you trim to fit.