Can you apply this on the inside of car windows-or would that be stupid?
1667204
Yes, you can. It's window tint for automobiles. You can use it on residential windows too.
1667205
You always apply to the inside but I would not recommend gila if you had to ask that. It is a very thin tint material.
1667206
you always apply to the inside of any window and it is simple to do just have an extra pair of hands to help apply to window at first have fun looks awesome afterwards
1667207
Yes. Its best to apply to the inside of your car windows. If possible, have an extra pair of hands available to help apply window film.
1187860
Don't think it would hurt it, but, I couldn't recommend doing so. Better off using meguiars interior detail spray on those materials instead. Just the plain spray though. Avoid products containing oils and or silicon.
1949973
Yes it can, it works great for car windows as well as the body - wipe it on, wait a minute, then wipe it off. Best stuff we've ever used.
310247
Yes. I first purchased it to use on exterior windows and have since found uses for it inside as well.
1652967
I don't see any reason why it should not, the adhesive quality of the laminate is very high, however, me personally I would not apply it to windows where direct sunlight and heat in the summer time may present a problem and degrade the product.
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.
2076366
It is for the outside of the windows, not inside use. Unless your tint is on the outside...................
1959423
Yes it would be safe for a car window but for the price I would go with just an ammonia free glass cleaner for a car. The cost doesn't make it practical for that use. It's specialized for electronic equipment.
998450
I can't say for certain. It would probably work fine in the back window, but it might not work on the side windows that roll up and down. The tint might jam up in the door and peel away. It's sort of thick and rubbery.
2051483
I have only used this window film on an interior window I do not really know how it would do on an exterior window. It might do okay but I would see the manufacturers recommendations for use and decide from there. Good luck with whatever you decide wish I could be of more help, but I don't want to tell you to for sure get it when I have no experience or reference for it for exterior use.
1004471
I assume glass wouldn't be an issue. I placed a strip on the drivers side door of my car to protect the clear coat from my dog's nails. The glue is tacky and allows for immediate repositioning. Time will tell how it reacts to sunlight.
1807291
this window film is applied on the interior of your windows, you probably be able to apply it to the exterior but anyone could take it off. IT IS SO WORTH it to get this for keeping out the hot sun light, and YOU ALSO GET THE PRIVACY TOO. I can see out, but no one can see in. when the lights are on in the evening, when you are outdoors, you can only see the light on, you can NOT see anyone or anything inside the room. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS WONDERFUL PRODUCT.
2088655
you have two options.. 1. use adhesive semi clear side to adhere hand to inside of window, so outside looks bright red. 2. on inside of window, first, peel away adhesive side. Then adhere red hand to window and then slowly peel paper away while red hand sticks to window... Option 2 DOES NOT STAY after a really HOT day on the inside off a car window. Option 1 only lasts one summer... poor decal, will not order again.
480742
I'm not sure. But you can buy this stuff by the roll and it comes in all kinds of widths. But yes you can use it around the windows. It sticks really well as long as you prep the surface before installation. Clean the surface with rubbing alcohol.
290459
That is probably the worst thing you can do. The car's interior plastics are made with formaldehyde and if the car is off and it's a hot day you will probably be exposed to the toxins even more so, especially if you have the windows closed.
1622614
Yes, it can - I applied one to the rear window of my vehicle and it looks great
1740614
I used it in the winter on the plastic window of a convertible, but inside an unheated garage. I'm sure the temperature was not above 60. It worked great. Hope that helps.