this is front and back this does not stick but goes in window channel
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Yes. I purchased them for my mother's car. They fit in her windows well and look nice. She enjoys them
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yes its for all 4 door windows and it does have a double sided sticky tape that will help it stick/seal inside the window channel however will not prevent removal if so needed. I have had mine now for going on a year and they are great, lasting through the hot summer as well as the cold winter. I definitely recommend these over the outside sealing ones!!!!
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Like the other answer....they are awesome. I use to use the ones that stuck to the paint but now only buy inchannel. They do have a little 3m adhesive to hold in the channel but are easily removed if needed. Never had a problem with them. I smoke so it makes it nice when it rains.
1282990
Yes, these go in the window channel. I bought these about a year ago, and its was well worth it. It comes with front and back
1282991
Yes you put them inside the window channel, no 3M tape those in my opinion are the nicest ones. Fit perfectly and don't have to worry about sticky tape coming lose.
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No you can't as there is nothing to make it stick on the front - its only on the back
1977758
I couldn't get if to stick to my Chevy dashboard either. I mounted it on my side window (door window) where it hasn't moved since i mounted it.
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Hello, The adhesive is on the mirrored surface, so if the film is applied to the exterior of the window, the mirrored surface must be against the glass (and the black coating would be facing out)
1900862
I forgot I found placing it on lower section of the window it does slide off the stay on cups attached to the windowfill it and slide back on.
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One of my vehicles has the stick-on, my taco truck has the in-channel. My personal preference is for the in-channel. The in-channel required more manipulation, and I used some folded card board to press the adhesive tightly in the channel. I intentionally installed the system on a warm/hot day, since I knew the adhesion would be important. Anyway, I had the diy skills to properly install the system, and when installed properly, it ain't going anywhere, and nothing looks better.
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In channel which is what I purchased goes in between the window and gasket. The seamless sticks on the outside of your gasket or sometimes on the paint of your vehicle.
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I would suppose it would stick there and prevents the window from opening further.
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It has to go on the outside of the window. It is a "rub on" sticker. So you position it and then rub and peel. The sticky side would necessitate that you put it on the outside of the window. It was a little bigger than I expected but it is a great design and holding up well.
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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.
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I am honestly not sure about the window. If it could stick I don't think you could ever take it off. And no on the clear
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I didn't get Instruct. Either, I just clean the window very well, Make sure its dry. You will have one shot at this. I had someone help me hold / line it up, So take your time, I started in the center and worked my way out would, I used a credit card. Then slowly peal the backing off making sure it is sticking. I'm not sure if this is the right way but it worked for me. Good Luck.
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I pulled off the gridded side first and carefully placed where I wanted the sticker to go. Make sure your window or whatever surface you are putting it on is clean and dry. Then place the sticker on the surface and rub out any bubbles and rub where the sticker is and around it. Afterward, carefully pull the "foggy" side off in a zig-zag like motion, it should come off clean and sticking to the surface.
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I just got mine and it worked sideways and upside down. So I assume it would work if you hung it somehow on the window.
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The back has a sticky side. Once put on, it is not going anywhere, it has great adhesion.
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Mine has it in both sides. There is no front or back they are both the same.
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It's not sticky on either side. It needs to be cut into whatever length (s) you want and then attached to something. Duct tape works well. The idea is that the reflection and movement of the tape deters the bird from coming too close or keeps the bird away from whatever it is that's attracting it. In my case it was my floor to ceiling windows where it could see its reflection and thought it was seeing another male bird intruder. I hung the strips the entire length of the windows spacing the strips maybe 3 or 4 inches apart. When the wind moved the strips, it stopped the bird from attacking the windows for about a day. After that, it adapted to the presence of the strips and they were useless.