Rain guard window visors are must-have automotive accessories, protecting your vehicle from rain, snow, and wind while allowing airflow through partially open windows. Need help installing them? Our quick guide has you covered with easy step-by-step instructions.
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Clean the Surface: Start by cleaning the area of your car's window frame where you'll be attaching the visor. Use soap and water to remove any dirt, debris, or residue. Dry the surface thoroughly with a clean cloth.
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Position the Visor: Hold the tape-on window visor up to the window frame to ensure it's the correct fit. Make sure the curved edge of the visor matches the curvature of the window frame.
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Prepare the Adhesive Tape: Peel off the backing from the adhesive tape on the back of the visor. Be careful not to touch the adhesive with your fingers to prevent any oils from affecting its stickiness.
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Align the Visor: Carefully align the visor with the top edge of the window frame, ensuring it's centered and level. Press the visor firmly against the frame to secure it in place.
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Apply Pressure: Once the visor is positioned correctly, apply firm pressure along the entire length of the visor to ensure the adhesive tape adheres securely to the window frame.
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Repeat for Other Windows: If you're installing visors on multiple windows, repeat the same process for each window, one at a time.
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Let It Set: Allow the adhesive tape to set and bond with the window frame for at least 24 hours before rolling down the windows or driving at high speeds. This will ensure a strong and long-lasting bond.
Window Visor Maintenance
Now that your window visors are installed, maintaining them is a breeze. Just grab a washcloth and some car wash detergent when they need a clean. opt for a terry cloth, flannel, or microfiber cloth to prevent scratches and keep them looking great.
Here's a brief guide on how to remove window visors from your car:
- Roll down the window to access the visor easily.
- For tape-on visors, gently heat the adhesive with a hairdryer and peel back the visor.
- For in-channel visors, unscrew any fasteners holding them in place.
- If there's adhesive residue, use adhesive remover or rubbing alcohol to clean it.
- Clean the area thoroughly with soap and water.
- Inspect the visor for damage and store it for future use.
That's it! With these simple steps, you can remove window visors from your car quickly and safely.
