How does this product attach to the car? I thought that it would just screw into the underside of the hood and it would wrap around the front of the hood. The details for this product states that there is double sided tape included for the installation and there are rubber pads used to attach to the hood to keep the deflector from touching the hood? Really am trying to avoid having anything taped or touching the hood of my car. can someone explain how this deflector is attached with some detail? Thanks How does this product attach to the car? I thought that it would just screw into the underside of the hood and it would wrap around the front of the hood. The details for this product states that... » Read More How does this product attach to the car? I thought that it would just screw into the underside of the hood and it would wrap around the front of the hood. The details for this product states that there is double sided tape included for the installation and there are rubber pads used to attach to the hood to keep the deflector from touching the hood? Really am trying to avoid having anything taped or touching the hood of my car. can someone explain how this deflector is attached with some detail? Thanks « Show Less
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What you describe is pretty much it. There are plastic inserts with "screws" that attach the deflector to the underside of the hood into existing holes. These screws actually just push in, despite the directions showing a screwdriver. There is no tape involved it this. The rubber pads are 4 small round and clear pieces about 3/8" in diameter. I attached them to the backside of the deflector, instead of the hood, so there is nothing attached to the paint surface. The whole process takes 5 minutes, and is really easy. I hope this helps you out.
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Hi John,The Carflector is an Easy, no-drill installation - either use 3M tape or mechanical fasteners.Hope that helps!AftermarketTruckAccessories.com
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I put a small amount of silicone sealer as glue. Glued it to the dash of my car in a spot that was easy to see, ran the sensor wire through a small hole I made in the dash. My car (antique VW) has the engine in the rear so I had no problem keeping the sensor away from the engine. Mounted the sensor in the front trunk area in a place where it would not get wind while I drive. Works great.
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I wouldn't recommend this hood shield if you are looking for good protection, since it a "Small" protector literally. It attaches to the car using 3M adhesive tape and only protects the 5 inches above your front emblem.
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best thing to do is this... like i did if your willing to make a hole. i took self tapping metal screws and screwed them into my car hood. only so kids don't rip it off. great item
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It's best to install item on the inside of your walls (to be weather wise). You have double sided adhesive strips that you press along the sides and top of your garage wall (which I did not use because 100 degree temps were a problem for me). I used "L" shaped aluminum rails for a permanent structure. This item is also easily rolled up and tied at the top with permanent flecro straps sewned into the screens that enable your cars easy access.
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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:)
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Not sure I understand your question. But if you are asking how the hood stays down it has a rubber strap on each side that holds it down.
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They have double stick tape on them. Peal back the red plastic safety cover starting with the front edge. Place part on vehicle once you peal a small portion back on each piece of tape that you can still pull after piece is in place. Very easy to apply.
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You have 4 brackets that hold the visor down. There is no tape other than a protective tape for the roof area where the brackets hold unto the car. Then you have 4 nuts and screws that hold the visor to the brackets.
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This probably is not the cover to buy.. But if you already bought it (like I did) you need bungee cords. There are two grommets. You can run a cord or two from one side to the other, under the car. For the front and back, take 3 or 4 of these bunggees and connect them in a cirlce for each end of the car (around the hood and trunk). Make sure there is no metal on the hooks though. You should have 3 areas where the cords are securing the cover down... It works.
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I didn't get any instructions with mine either, but I would say, wash your window and squeegee it on... We haven't put ours on the window yet... Wish I could tell you exactly how too... Enjoy it when you get it on :-)
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Hello, I don't understand why would you put on a car that has windows. However, if the windows are blocked, I guess the best place would be the highest point on the back or trunk. New cars come with them installed around the license plate. My suggestion is to turn the camera on first before installing and find an angle suitable first before making a hole. Good Luck.
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Yes, it uses a double sided tape(3M?) that is installed on the ventshade. Put the ventshade in place, peel the protective strip from the tape and press the ventshade against inside of the window frame. I have had about a half dozen sets of vent shades on my cars and trucks. Installation is very easy, product is very durable, looks great. I have never experienced any type problem with Ventshade products. Highly recommended.
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Comes with velcro to hold the radar detector to the mount. Can be used as a dashboard mount (with supplied plate) or windshield mount. I've been using for one week now, with current summer heat, with no problems. I would suspect that if the car really heats up the dashboard mount may fail, although it has 3M adhesive on it. This is really not an issue, as one of the advantages of this mount is that the radar detector can be easily removed from the mount anytime you need to remove it (out-of-sight, or parked outside in high heat, etc.).
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I can understand your problem, but it is fairly simple to install. The part that attaches to the sunvisor will expand or detract to fit over the sunvisor. fit it over the sunvisor where the color visors are closest to windshield. slide the part over the visor to where it is tight. and you are done. You can fold down the dark one for sunshine or the yellow one for nite driving. Hope this will help you. I couldn't read instructions either.
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All my cars have also had two holes for attaching the plate. I use the other two holes with some plate security fasteners I got in Pep Boys, which have a nut on the back and a bolt with a pin in the middle of the hex opening [a special wrench comes with it]. This is not required to secure the plate to the car, but I am using this to secure the cover to the plate because here in PA they issue yearly stickers for a multi-year plate, so sticker theft is a bigger problem than plate theft. Call it "Belt and suspenders" security. ;-)
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I suggest you file the back side tab down where it is flat. My unit came with a double face tape. Peel off....clean and dry hood....center and apply firm pressure. Under no circumstances um stance would I drill a hole in the hood, to retrofit the unit. Not worth it.