Are these applied to outside window, if so, do they withstand commercial car washes?
1093326
Yes... I had it in my other car and traded it in... It looked just as good as the day I put it on. I go through car washes at least twice a week. That's why I am putting it on my new car :)
1093327
Yes, they apply to the outside of your window and mine has with stood several car washes, both commercial and hand washes.
1795913
my windows have metal frames, I used alcohol, didn't really think about it. as long as the surface is clean the velcro should stick.
239973
Yes, I have them on the inside of the windows. They are simple to apply, and they seem to be doing the job. I recommend them.
830807
I would say no, as the products seem more intended to prevent further rot and have the area cosmetically look okay (and be able to paint). I don't think they add a substantial amount of strength that would hold up (boat in water). I have used to repair windows.
1902105
I'm not sure. They stay on walls really good. I think they could as long as you didn't peal them on and off.my worries is that due to weather your windows go from hot to cold they might lose there sticky. But then again we all have our heat on in.the winter. Its a cute idea..I say try it..
1888477
I have taken mine through a car wash with no problems. They seem to be sturdy. Hope this helps! Cheers
22422
Hi. We got these a few months back and they work perfectly fine for the back window. They actually have a bit more tension than he originals, but that was ok with us.
320223
I have had them installed on my 2013 double cab for over a year. Perfect. Install carefully into the window space, and then to ensure a good bond and to ensure a good opening that would not interfere with the operation of the windows, I wedged cardboard (from inside the window) into the space and let the windows remain up over night. After about a day, I removed the cardboard pieces and the windows have operated flawlessly ever since (for about 20000 miles now and a dozen automatic car washes). Again, I could not be more pleased. Good luck.
2172305
Per their website FAQs on if safe for window tints: "Yes, we have tested Invisible Glass safe for use on household and most automotive after-market window tints in good condition. We recommend testing a small area first."
2262523
I suppose you could technically apply it to the outside, but it would not last nearly as long, because of the exposure to weather. I have been installing this type of film for over 30 years, and I have never seen anyone install it on the outside of the window.
1018170
Yes, I have had mine installed for over 6 months with no issues rolling my windows up and down. I did use Windex to install and gave it a day 'dry' just in case.
904154
I was told no...A warning on the back of the box states"Do not apply to the inside surface of any dual,thermal, or low E glass to avoid excess heat absorption and potential thermal stress to the window".But the stuff is very tough and will last years on the exterior.
1391098
yes, I would think so, the adhesive on the backs of the decals are like super postit note or painters tape. They decal wont look the same on the other side of the glass when looking at it from behind. Not sure if "heat" on the window would weaken the adhesive.
2025221
I haven't tried it, but it could be a possibility if removed carefully. They stick really well and I rubbed over them when I put them on my windows, so I could have problems taking them off without ruining them.
1039993
I use them for both the interior and the exterior of the car. Then I put them through the sanitize cycle of my washer. I do use a separate one for the outside of the car and pick a new totally clean one for the interior. They work really good on windows. I do keep the ones I use for the car separate from the ones I use in the kitchen, but they are the same cleaning cloth, I usually pick a color for one or the other use :). I hope this helps.
823780
I am not sure about using on car window. There are small holes to allow some light through, but there is a slight distortion looking through it. May work well on a sun roof. I get little to no bubbles by using a spray bottle with water and a credit card to smooth it out. I use clear nail polish in the corners to hold in place, I have had three skylights covered going on 6 years now and only one had to be replaced due to a major storm. I have reused two others on sliding doors for the past 4 years and have not had any problems with the reapply.
805470
I'm so sorry but because of the cold and snowy weather I have not tried them out on my car. I will say the adhesive is not super strong. I put them on my steel front door and they fell off within 2 days. Again, that may have been because of the very cold weather.