Will this strong suction damage tinted wind shield?
1951582
I don't know I didn't use it on my windshield. I use it on my dashboard. Because that was one of my concerns.
1951583
I don't know bud. I have it low enough to where if I had an "eyebrow" it wouldn't affect it. I would say any tint would be succeptable to damage.
2163210
I don't know, however your front windscreen shouldn't be tinted on your car or vehicle and that's where I place mine. for maximum light.
2169118
It should be fine. I don't think there will be any problem with it. You can try maneuvering it so that the shades go just in front of the mirror. That's what I did for my car with the suction thingie, it worked fine. So it should be alright.
433565
I can certainly tell you that the suction is maintained in the rain. I live in a temperate climate and have not had a problem. The instructions do suggest wetting the surface of the vehicle prior to attaching the suction cups. From a theoretic standpoint I would be concerned about attaching the suction and then experiencing a rapid and dramatic change in temperature. However if the suction is starting to diminish the indicator on the pump will start to show and it can be pumped again to increase the vacuum.
288394
It seems as tho it would - I wouldn't think that tint would keep window from breaking ! Not mentioned - hope I never need to find out
1458825
The shade protector ripped with a little wind on mine within a week of installation. That thing is a lost cause.
1347637
Its actually better than rain X. As long as the windshield is very clean before the application it will last a very long time.
1242774
Many panels have a specification for hail resistance that conforms to ASTM 1038. The problem is hail is so variable (size, vertical velocity, wind velocity, etc.) that you really can't know with certainty what your particular hail will be. As for protection I assume you would pull something over the panel or panels in the event of hail. Probably unnecessary. When properly installed the panels are inclined at an angle roughly equal to your latitude but small panels like this frequently find their way to the tops of RVs or other flat places where there is little incident angle. In my practical experience hail up to the size of marbles is OK. Getting toward golf balls or baseballs - you could have trouble.
540010
We have had storms here with wind gusts of 50-60mph and the solar cover stayed in place. You have to remember that the cover is sitting on the water surface so it gives it a little suction on the surface. Hope this helps. Claire
1011202
No. It doesn't. And I highly advise that you get this wind screen with it. The one that comes with it don't do that great a job. This one cleans up the audio beautifully. 18cm Micover Puffin Wind Diffusion Windscreen for Shotgun Microphones
237917
Well it doesn't work well at all IMO but I doubt it's any worse with a UV windshield. Besides... Aren't all windshields UV protected?
1080844
The suction is very strong... I had it turned it up too high and it left a hickey type mark on my face.
1606776
I've used mine for a few months now and I've never had a problem with the suction cups. It does not come with a visor clip but being solar it wouldn't work on the visor.
1029328
I put the foamy windscreen from my Takstar SGC 598 on then this windscreen. It's longer than it needs to be so I rolled the end inside itself which also helps hold it in place. It's made of thick material so quite a bit of sound is blocked along with the wind but it does work. I am boosting my audio with a Topping NX1 headphone amplifier. Pretty sweet audio.
667607
I don't see any reason why they would. they stick with static cling. It should not do any damage to the tint.
1745425
No. It won't do that. It seals to the front window seal and straps to the back. It you detach the front, it will probably catch like a sail and fly off.
327256
If you contact Colemon, they will the warranty does not cover wind or rain damage. If you just bought it, Amazon may replace it.