With the shade installed, can you still roll down the window?
1562038
Yes, I was still able to roll my window down after the shade was installed.
1562039
Usually yes, there was once or twice where it got stuck up. Every time though, when I rolled down the window the shade didn't roll in either, it was all loose and flappy below the window.
1562040
Yes. There is a small clip that goes over the top of the window. The window will close completely and keep the seal from letting weather in. You can still roll down the window the window without ruining the shade.
1562041
Yes but it is supposed that should get down with the glass, but due the width of the clip that holds the courtain on the glass, sometimes it got stuck in upper part of the window when you open it.
428617
Yes. I put shade cloth over the top and 1 side for privacy. Works and looks good.
919429
Yes, I have mine set up that way. It would help if you had something to keep the window in place if it's not heavy enough (I use a sliding window lock that screws in).
240644
Sorry I don't have the answer. The sticker is on a pick up truck and the window does not roll down.
1761676
Yes, you can roll down the window.It's thin enough not to drag on the inside.The inside seal on the back window of my Subaru is very flexible that it did not drag the Cling Sunshade.I guess it depends on the car.
829541
No. I would recommend one that's a little heavier. If you keep window closed then yes.
915344
Yes, the roll up shades are available on both sides of the enclosure. Thanks!
1787128
I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
1278153
Not exactly, the shade fit snugly against the windshield so you don't even need to flip down the visors to help it in place. I usually have to push in the driver-side "little triangle piece" to cover the little triangle window because that piece is rolled up inside when stored so it tends to curve up a little. The shade does a great job to protect the car against sun and heat but it's huge. Thus, I never can roll it up while sitting inside the car. This is the one and only shade that would fit the Honda Fit windshield properly.
1868032
The Answer is yes! There are corded ties that allow the vinyl window to be rolled up and tied for more airflow.
2183143
The shade will only go as far down as the window height, unless you pull it further outside the window frame. Our windows are only 37" tall and they look fine, there is just extra at the bottom that isn't noticeable.
2099340
That is actually what I did. I purchased the shade with the intentions of covering it with a chevron fabric. I used hot glue and folded about an inch over on each side. The roller mechanism inside malfunctioned the first time I pulled it down. I don't believe it had anything to do with the weight of the fabric, but more the quality of the item. I hope you have better luck than I did.
931803
I would have to agree with some other comments that this shade takes a little getting used because it rolls instead of folding. but once you use it a few times it really does go up and down pretty easy, and it really makes a difference keeping the car cool.
777664
No, the canopy doesn't pull down further than shown. You can buy a sun/bug screen that drapes over to front wheel and provides additional shade.
117474
If you are talking about the bottom free edge of the shade when fully unrolled, then you could use bungees to some weights ( I use some exercise kettle bells). Otherwise, masonry drill to set anchor eye loops to the ground for fastening.)
206198
Roll your windows down and put the strap in your window, then roll the windows back up. The straps could still be cut though if someone really wanted your frost guard minus the straps. They could also break your window if they were that desperate.
1542421
You have to be able to run the straps through the van at the top of the window. If you can do that with sliding window. If that mean leaving the windows open to do it better hope it doesn't rain or it's not too cold. You'll have to make that call yourself. But the straps stretch from one side to the other and the be cinched down tight, with no slack at all.