Can I use this on the inside of my car window? Will the window rip it off as it goes up and down? Does it block both UVA &amp; UVB?
803186
No this is not something that can be used on your car windows. It is applied with water and meant to be used on stationary windows only. Totally worth it though, it reduces both heat and light.
1444938
Since the primary intent of the product involves "wet sanding", it would be to your advantage to keep the headlights out of direct sunlight while your doing it, but doing it specifically indoors isn't necessary in my experience. The last time I used it, I pulled my car close to the open garage to provide shade, but to still allow some wind to keep me cool during the work and to aid in the drying process. FYI - the results were fantastic and I hoping to get some longer lasting results by using an automotive plastics treatment every 6 months or so since other reviews have indicated the results may not be the "lifetime" promised by the Manufacturer. In any case, my headlight look much better than before, and the kit was relatively easy to use. Good luck.
1376077
The UV just stayed on with mine. Here's some great advice, if your place gets cold and you leave your place for the winter, just take the whole ispring with you don't leave it there.
2221475
The UV that is emitted by this device is contained inside the cylinder and does not come into contact with people. It kills germs and dust mites that are drawn into the cylinder by the fan that operates at a very slow speed that gives the UV enough time to kill them. Best results are obtained when it is left on 24-seven.
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.
970959
I always apply out of direct sunlight, ie in my garage. It goes on and looks a little cloudy at first but lays down nice and flat and is dry to the touch in minutes. Within one hour you can drive your car and use it like normal. Also be very sure to follow the recommended alcohol wipe down. It calls for a 13% alcohol wipe down first. This is important for the best end results. Also, I make sure my cars finish is at it's finest as this is a protectant only. I do this to all my vehicles once per year. What a difference I have seen sense I started doing this now going on my 4th year
361010
Use a razor blade held at an angle. Then go over it again with the blade and windex. The only way I can see it ruining anything is if it was placed on the inside of the window, then removing it would/could mess up the tint.
635155
This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and other areas. This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and... » Read More This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and other areas. « Show Less
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I remove it every time I go through the car wash to allow the inside windows to be washed. Whenever you reattach it put a couple drops of water on the suction cup. Hope this helps!
943256
I would think it would provide a measure of protection from moisture to the surface upon which it was applied. However, the reverse surface would be susceptible to moisture. keep in mind that sunlight can do as much harm as water. I don't believe this product claims to protect from uva/uvb light.
1374835
Have not tried to mount the hood inside the cage; I placed it on top to keep away from moister, I do not think the mesh lowers its UVB coverage.
794864
Website says blocks UV rays from up to 400 nanometers? Here's the link. http://www.bolle.com/technology/goggle/technology
597029
You can try both options and see what works best for you2 shades under one suction cup will block more sun rays.Please make sure that the shades are fit to your car side windows I wish you a wise buy,Ori Firouz, CEOX-Shade
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.
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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.
969923
First question answer is no It cleans the window good and headlamps also, but the interior I haven't tried it.
1863139
No, it will not ruin your window. It just uses static cling to stay in place.