how long are they. how easy is it to put on and why can't you roll the window down with the cling shade on?
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I didn't measure them to know how long they are, but I would guess 18-20 inches...long enough to cover a sufficient amount of window. They are easy to put on. I roll them up like a paper towel roll when not in use, then unroll them to place on the window. They cling quickly. If you're not too worried about air bubbles, it just takes seconds. If you want to take the time to smooth out the bubbles it takes longer, but you can see through them even with small bubbles. You can't roll down your windows because the cling would come off. Plus you risk the chance of them coming off while they're in the window cavity, I guess. I didn't measure them to know how long they are, but I would guess 18-20 inches...long enough to cover a sufficient amount of window. They are easy to put on. I roll them up like a paper towel roll when not in use, then unroll them to place on the window. They cling quickly. If you're not too worried about air bubbles, it just takes seconds. If you want to take the time to smooth out the bubbles it takes longer, but you can see through them even with small bubbles. You can't roll down your windows because the cling would come off. Plus you risk the chance of them coming off while they're in... » Read More I didn't measure them to know how long they are, but I would guess 18-20 inches...long enough to cover a sufficient amount of window. They are easy to put on. I roll them up like a paper towel roll when not in use, then unroll them to place on the window. They cling quickly. If you're not too worried about air bubbles, it just takes seconds. If you want to take the time to smooth out the bubbles it takes longer, but you can see through them even with small bubbles. You can't roll down your windows because the cling would come off. Plus you risk the chance of them coming off while they're in the window cavity, I guess. « Show Less
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The ones I bought are about 12 x 14" or so, relatively easy to apply (but do bunch up and stick to themselves like tape when warm) - they will get peeled off/bunched up if you roll the window down with the shade on.
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As described, they are 13 1/2" by 21''. You can roll the window down! I have NO problem with mine rolling up (or wrinkles and bubbles). You just start in the middle and take a flat plastic edge (like a credit card) and gently stretch and flatten the vinyl to the window. Mine looks great!
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Our windows were not the right shape for this sunshade. We used them anyway, they don't look very good, wrinkles. But they do what they are designed to do, keep the sun out well enough for our dogs. We don't roll the windows in the back seat down that much, so I can't help you with that.
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The bottom part just slides into the window and the top part hooks onto the window. You would put the window down part way, hook onto it then roll the window up. It works well but the problem is all shades are rectangular and all windows are different. It works well for my wife and I in each of our cars but the sun still finds a way through.
1981106
How or where do you put these iin a car? I heard someone say the car windows?? Can anyone please elaborate a liitle more on this topic? thanks:)
69320
Yes, they are a pain in the ass. If you roll the windows down/up constantly, the tabs will slip out and eventually the whole thing falls off. We used them about a week and eventually stopped, because we were constantly having to hang them back up (which is also a frustrating process). Not worth it in my opinion.
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I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps! I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to... » Read More I guess that could be true as all the windows probably won't be covered. BUT...it definitely lessens the heat on myself after I put them up. I have even put one on top of another at times when I wanted more shade. They are so versatile, awesome and cheap! You can put them up quickly and take them down quickly (which I often do when we change direction and sun is in a different place or if blocking view for driver). I also often fold one in half and stick it on part of my passenger side window when I don't need the whole window covered. TIP: I found when I put them on the dash in the sun to warm up for awhile before putting them up, they cling better. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Yes, I can lower and raise the window easily because the door guard FALLS OFF too easily! I have stopped using them because they are just a nuisance and WOULD NOT RECOMMEND to anyone.
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The windows are Velcro so you can not roll them up with it you could just take them off all together, Please let me know if this helped any? Jamie
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Probably too big . The best way is measure your window , that is what I did .The company gives you the size
69325
You can roll the window up or down just not all the way or the tabs would slip out. That said, one side stays just fine on my car but tge other side always pops out when the dogs stand on it. I've considered trying to sew longer tabs on that one but haven't messed with t yet.
1192913
You can adjust the length up or down. The hood itself kinda just stays in place.
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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.
1898656
They fit outside window frame. Double sided tape attaches to the black rubber window seal at the top of the door. They only extend 3/8 inch or so from glass. I like them.
1918427
Nothing sticks to the window and there is no velcro. They have 4 plastic tabs that fit into the window space in the door. The tabs could damage the tinting if the door guard stayed in place, but it will more then likely fall off the first time you raise the window. I do not recommend these.
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Not sure about the exact measurement, but I have a Honda CRV and they fit both windows perfectly. I got some for my sister and she has a Honda accord coupe and they also fit her windows, but are a bit tighter fit. They work great
1073496
This will fit but you may have issues with the auto up windows. About half the time mine will go back down but if you close them slowly they will stay up. A little bit of a pain but I think these look a lot better than the ones that stick on the outside.
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Be warned, your window needs to be a minimum of 22". They do not tell you on this site. I found out the hard way and still waiting for my return slip (6 days and counting).
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You place it between the actual window ceal and adjust it tight enough to hold. It was very easy to use. Remember it doesn't go on outside of window. Inside only!