I want to cover my car, "handy woman" how did you install it? Also I am thinking of putting it outside as a window cover, anyone try that?
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I installed it with tarp poles and tarp cords. The poles are anchored into the cement via the footings. I chose this as a temp structure, you can use a stronger pole and system for a permanent structure. Have not used as a window cover, purchase special solar screens for that.
171480
Shade cloth on the outside of windows works great, but I would get beige rather than the black pictured here. I made lightweight wood frames and stapled the shadecloth to those, then attached them above and below the window with screws. This allows easy removal and replacement.
301813
It is kind of messy, and if you work on the roof of your car from the bottom, you will find out things can get uncomfortable. If you choose to give it a try i reaggle suggest having an extra hand, tape and paper to cover other parts you dont want to mess, and come piece of cloth and a degreaser (spray) to remove from hands and/or windows. follow manufacturer instructions.
102863
You could try to use them for the passenger side windows, however you'd need something to keep it in place, that and you would need to find the right size. Still my main advice against this item is the fact that it is very THIN, and it gets very HOT. You're better off getting those side shades that stick to the side window then this, or tinting them.
41371
The chrome cover does not fit that good. I would just change color cover for the omg chrome part it's not that much more money. Hope that help you out.
1047486
Hello, I don't understand why would you put on a car that has windows. However, if the windows are blocked, I guess the best place would be the highest point on the back or trunk. New cars come with them installed around the license plate. My suggestion is to turn the camera on first before installing and find an angle suitable first before making a hole. Good Luck.
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I think once you applied to the window, you could then paint it. I haven't tried this, but I don't see why it wouldn't work and worst case scenario...if it doesn't look good after you paint it, rip it off.
846842
This probably is not the cover to buy.. But if you already bought it (like I did) you need bungee cords. There are two grommets. You can run a cord or two from one side to the other, under the car. For the front and back, take 3 or 4 of these bunggees and connect them in a cirlce for each end of the car (around the hood and trunk). Make sure there is no metal on the hooks though. You should have 3 areas where the cords are securing the cover down... It works.
1314090
hang it up for a while... you could use a hairdryer (risk melting it though)... but it would be better if you could use natural heat... maybe even lay it out in the carpark for a little while in the sun....
2073108
It you can cover the window however, please note that it's only cloth with aluminum foil on it. It can easily be pushed in if its not glued to a hard surface.
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.
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The window covers are on the outside and they roll up and hook at the top. That worked well but it was much harder to put up than it said. There is no way to hook it to the wall of the camper. We tried heavy duty velcro but it would not stay in the sun. I would not buy it again. The sun faded it really fast and itgot a small slit near where one of the window hooks were. We bought a different camper and now can not us it because we have an electric awning.
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Mind fits find, but the doors need to be redesigned so you can seal then on the inside, particularly on the drivers side. Rain, ice, and snow stick to windshield and there is some distortion when looking forward. I bought a Plexiglas full windshield and installed it. Then cut the plastic one out. There is Velcro strips on the top and sides so the cover is still tight. That works great. Now needs a wiper. Zippers work well until gets -10 or more. Velcro should be installed when it is warm and the surface is clean and dry.
1774477
I did install outside. Put it up under an eve to protect it from weather. I would recommend using a dome which you can buy at Amazon for less then 60$.
943232
just make sure they are the right ones before installing,then level it,peel and apply above window,also line rear window shade even with front before sticking on,same procedure as opposite side of vehicle...hope this helps
431591
I didn't get any instructions with mine either, but I would say, wash your window and squeegee it on... We haven't put ours on the window yet... Wish I could tell you exactly how too... Enjoy it when you get it on :-)
1779961
That is the application we bought ours for but I think you might have to put a new cover over the seat cushion as we did. We bought outdoor material that matched our decor and for further measure we scotchguarded it. putting a new cover eas very easy, it was a simple staple job. I hope this helps.
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ou should be able to install youeself. My wife installed hers. There are plastic caps or covers on each side that you pop off with a screwdriver and the cover slides into the holders like a window shade. Took less than 10 minutes.