how easy is it to use in more than one car? Just buy 2 windshield protectors? And does the protector come off easily?
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You can certainly buy two reflectors and put the projector in either car. I use the attached plastic reflector and use the display in rental cars.
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You have to buy 2 windshield protectors but what bothers me is that it's not really a GPS. It's more of a projector. You have to purchase an app on your phone that cost $35 more and link it with the heads up display. That's my only problem with it
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I haven't taken mine off but I think it will leave residue. If stuck to car window would be easy to clean off.
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I have a large SUV so I needed 2 on the same window to provide full coverage. I'd say double up if your windows are not tinted at all, but if they offer a little protection, then go with one layer.
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I had this in a car accident. It was stuck to the windshield. After the accident, not much left of the car, but this was still stuck to the windshield - and is now in my new car. Be sure to have a clean windshield before sticking it on.
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I don't know if you'd need or necessarily want to fasten two windscreens together although I suppose you could. Frequently when I use my windscreen I leave it open on the side away from the prevailing wind which makes it easier for me to handle my pots. I'd think you could do the same thing or you could simply use two in tandem but not affixed to each other.
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Hi Vanessa, Its very easy to remove it, as it have sticking agent at its boundary (not in the entire area of the glass ), its easy to remove and reapply it. Regards, Abhishek
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I move this car seat between two different cars every week, and it's really easy to do. It probably only takes one minutes to remove it from one car, and then one more minute to secure it in the other one.
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It is extremely easy to put the cover on and off. I actually timed it once and it took me less than 2 minutes. My vehicle is a Toyota Highlander with 2 bucket seats in the second row. I stuff a small pillow between the seats to make it more or less level between the seats. My Lab actually lays her head on the small bump that the pillow makes in the middle.
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Well, for myself, I find it more manageable and posable. When I'm not using it, it is more compact when I store it in the back seat. You do have to make sure that it lays down in the back seat because it can pop up. The two pieces allows me to mold it to my car's front window...whereas when I had a one piece--there were always parts that didn't get covered. I don't know what Joseph Huang is talking about it getting hot. It is fabric, so it doesn't get hot. It is thin and flexible, but it is also sturdy. What I like over my original one-piece is that it doesn't flake and make a mess in my car.
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I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything on your phone. I hope that helps. I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything... » Read More I bought mine from U-like-Accessories. It came fast and its very easy to install. The directions are little confusing. When you get the protector use the wipes labeled 1 then 2 then wipe clean with the cloth included. The tricky part is a blue film that you peel off with the sticker provided and tap the film all over the phone to produce static electricity, from there peel off the back film on the glass and drop on to the phone. It will automatically seal without bubbles. Just to ensure the seal is strong, press the edges with your finger, then your done. It's like you don't have anything on your phone. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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If you are using the windshield mount option, fairly easy as it is just like any suction cup on glass. The suction cup for this is a little advanced and is made of a sticky material which may get dirty from dust and debris over time but I'm sure there is a way to clean it without damaging it.
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You can take it off the windshield when you want, if you use the adhesive mount on the dash, you can remove the mount but not the adhesive "puck" without making it useless.
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Yes. It's very easy to remove. So easy in fact that the holder oftentimes "removes" itself and ends up falling on the front seats (if you are lucky) or on the floor. Do yourself a favor and look for another option.
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I'd say it's pretty easily removable. Takes me about 30 seconds to remove. Might be more difficult if you have a large car/large seats which would cause the elastic to be tighter. I drive a Mercedes C class and the cover fits perfectly and stays in place very well, but is still pretty easy to remove and put back on
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It's really easy to get out. One of the sides that holds the phone in place slides out and allows you to pull the phone from the holder. The sliding side never loosens, though, so my phone has never fallen out. It can totally be single handed, I usually just grab it and run. The first time I stuck the device on my car it did fall off though, I just had to stick it back on and press even harder. Hasn't called off since.
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Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on... » Read More Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. « Show Less
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The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but your windshields will always be clean. The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but... » Read More The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but your windshields will always be clean. « Show Less