will these damage the wood or plastic on the window sill?
65665
I found that if you just tighten to a snug fit, they shouldn't, but it is possible to scratch or dent frame if you overtighten the thumb screws. Like just about anything that is good there is some risk weighed against the reward of a reasonably secure window. I found these to be less damaging than the single thumb screw variety since snug works well on this because the screw is flat against the frame, and the screw on the single variety has a point on it that can easily be forced through the rubber padding.
246784
I honestly can't say. I've only used them on gutters. I wouldn't be as worried about how deep the ledge was, more how thick the ibeam flange is. Anything thicker than half a cm would probably stretch the plastic to breaking.
1666396
They would be all safe to use on the mentioned areas. BUT... If you desire a shiny, new look to these locations, why not use Amorall or a like product. The Bestop products are excellent in what they were made for. My soft top and plastic window panels never looked better. To use this product any where it is not intended would be a waste of money.
688633
I am sure you could, but I don't think it will be strong enough and will eventually come off. I would get a product that was silicone based and takes glass. This is great for wood, plastic on wood but glass on glass, I will not recommend it. But I will say, this is still a very good product for many many uses.
1782622
No. They may get squeezed in. In my case part of it went down inside with the glass and then came back up. The shade or the window didn't get damaged but it looked like it could have been. So I take it down before rolling down the window.
1395530
YES, they are made of plastic and can be removed very easily. To put back on the window, you may have to moisten it ever so slightly so it will cling once again.
1568636
Sure but it will certainly compromise the structural integrity of the plastics especially the floor from repeated movements. Also, if the surface is varies too much you may have trouble with glide top and doors aligning and functioning properly.
774038
I dont think so but I only use plastic or wood on mine. They are pretty durable.
1271517
These are made to cut wire, so plastic should be no problem. The cuts are as clean and flush as they can possibly be. You may still need to sand a little.
1604848
If your window sill is painted or not extremely smooth the velcro tape will not hold for long. It's best if you can use heavy staples or at thumbtacks to secure the velcro in place. One of my guys is 15 pounds and has caused the perch to fall completely off. The sticky surface did not hold the tape to the sill.
1193636
I personally cut marble window sills. Make sure you have the right blade but it works fine. Dont force the blade though it will cut just take your time.
1756953
They are plastic. They are round so they don't damage a tent. They could eventually scratch a wood floor I suppose but unlikely.
552919
Sure will , they are simple magnetic contacts, a metal door or window wont effect them at all.
112044
Yes. Windows at VERY low speed and low finger pressure. Metal parts no problem.
662657
Removal? Can't really answer that question but I'm fairly sure you can remove them without doing damage. There is only 2 strips of double stick tape holding them on. That was the only concern I had, if it would stay on with so little sticking power. After six months they're still on there pretty good. You'll need to cut them to fit your size door sill.
1089473
My window is metal also and not very wide. I figure as long as the top part of the window can fit between the brace its secure. I put a stick between the top of window sill and window so it can't open any further
1566964
We have the spikes on the tops of outdoor sconces where nails or screws would damage the sconces. If you're putting them on wood, then screws or nails would work