I have a 2008 Prius and was wondering if people can see through the shade? I want to use my Prius to sleep in on the road and would like some privacy
1486365
People can see through this. It's designed to minimize sun light so it is transparent. I'm sure at night time it helps, but any light will help to see through it.
1486366
Yes they can. Its mesh material so both u and others can see u. It does cut own on the glare from the sun
1486367
I think if they walked up to the window they would be able to see you, but from a distance not well.
1102488
No. Use it only as a supplemental light. Spend a little more money and get a light with high lumens. It'll make you more visible to cars and you'll see better. Ride Safe!
655171
Check your local ordinances but I it is highly unlikely that they would be legal for on road use. More importantly, they would be awful fog/driving lights.
1305266
Have no idea about the Prius! however! I can say that if you have fold down seats it would work. I've used this in my Ford edges (two different vehicles). I put the back seats forward, and this car barrier has been working wonderfully for 5 years. It's easy to take in and out of the car so I can convert to a backseat whenever needed.
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Some say you can protect it, but with what? Keep in mind that the ir would be reflected on the glass/plastic canopy unless you don't need to see in the dark. Those that are weather proof usually have a cover already built in.
2126362
Letting light in. So its fairly dark but not so much that you can't see through it from the outside like the limo tint
1844832
You can see through them, so I would probably use them if the sun was shining in on me. Can see through them quite well when driving and they're on passenger side of the car.
1506657
It's not see thru. If you put your hand against it, you can see it from other side and maybe if a light is shining behind, you could see shadows.
1794121
I didn't have any trouble seeing out the back window while driving, and I never bothered to take it down at night. Night driving with it is similar to the view I get when I flip that little tab on my rear view mirror if someone has their brights on behind me; you can still see everything but it's just less intense.
718205
My 2010 Camry didn't. I just put the dash mat in to kill the Sun glare. We don't get to see too much of it up here in Washington.
388206
You can see out, others can see in if you have one window rolled down on the other side, the tint is only 20% which is street legal in VA, check with your local laws to see what is allowed. In AZ 0% is total black out and is legal, you cant see in with 0%, but not legal here.
2073401
Don't worry. You cannot see through from outside. This product is great. You can even see someone sitting down at your door.
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Hi you can see through it to the outside and if the inside light is on they can see you. If dark inside they cannot see you but you can see out. My neighbor I have been blocking is now in prison so I took the film off. I expect in less than a year it will be put up. Negative is you can see inside at night if a light is on. Good thing to remember.
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Good question Eik, we always ask our customers to call their licence Center to confirm, so they do not have any issues. We are aware that many of our customers use it in their front driver side window to block the sun, but please do confirm with your local board. Sorry we do not know the rules for each state. Sincerely Starlight and Sunny
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Easily? No. I have tinted windows on my van, and when I am in bright daylight I have to really look at the screen to see it. It helps to move the mirror so there isn't a glare. Then, when you shift back to drive, just adjust the mirror back to normal. Bottom line: it could be better, but it still works.
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depends on your windshield reflection and how close you are to the window. when you are far from the window you can not see the inside of the car but when you are close to the window (on the driver seat for example) then you can see outside through the window Regards, Ori
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No, because it is not clear enough to see through. It will distort your view, and make it difficult to navigate your vehicle. Works great for a rear window in my opinion.