Hi, I just wanted it for my front side window. We can't have in tinted windows where I live. Are you able to see out of the window well?
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No, not very well. You said you wanted it for your front side window. I could be wrong, but I thought they only made them to fit the rear seat windows. I bought another set thinking that they would work on the front....they DO NOT. Make sure if you purchase them they are for the front. I had my front side windows tinted...live in Pennsylvania.
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No. My husband hates it and takes it down when he drives but I am used to it and frankly, it is easier than dealing with an overheated sunburnt baby. I can see. He can't. Matter of preference I guess
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Hello. Yes you can see thru them pretty well but, I would not suggest for front windows, it might impede your view of traffic.
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Yes!!! For some reason it will not give me the option to highlight "tint" to change it up or down. It's not just yours lol
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I've only used it forward facing. Its a pretty tall back though. I could see it maybe blocking your view out of the side window.
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I put it on my back door beneath the carport works great....... as with any mirror tint, when its dark outside and a light is on inside ...someone can see in. As long as the light is brighter outside all is well.
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Easily? No. I have tinted windows on my van, and when I am in bright daylight I have to really look at the screen to see it. It helps to move the mirror so there isn't a glare. Then, when you shift back to drive, just adjust the mirror back to normal. Bottom line: it could be better, but it still works.
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The view isn't distorted, but since its a tint it is a lot darker. I had to add landscaping lights (bright ones) outside in order to see what the dogs were up to when I have them out back after the sun went down. I also have to turn the lights off inside as well to check on them without going outside. Not a complaint, but trying to give you an idea.Its not really mirror like except when light hits it just right. It does act as a really good privacy tint though and actually looks pretty good if its applied with no bubbles. You can't see inside from outside from more than a few feet unless it is brighter inside than out. (Nighttime with lights on inside) The view isn't distorted, but since its a tint it is a lot darker. I had to add landscaping lights (bright ones) outside in order to see what the dogs were up to when I have them out back after the sun went down. I also have to turn the lights off inside as well to check on them without going outside. Not a complaint, but trying to give you an idea.Its not really mirror like except when light hits it just right. It does act as a really good privacy tint though and actually looks pretty good if its applied with no bubbles. You can't see inside from outside from more than a few... » Read More The view isn't distorted, but since its a tint it is a lot darker. I had to add landscaping lights (bright ones) outside in order to see what the dogs were up to when I have them out back after the sun went down. I also have to turn the lights off inside as well to check on them without going outside. Not a complaint, but trying to give you an idea.Its not really mirror like except when light hits it just right. It does act as a really good privacy tint though and actually looks pretty good if its applied with no bubbles. You can't see inside from outside from more than a few feet unless it is brighter inside than out. (Nighttime with lights on inside) « Show Less
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i personally wouldn't tint the outside of any type of window because cleaning the dirt and debris will scratch the film. It would probably work on the inside. If you don't like it, use a clothes steamer and peel it right off!
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My answer would be: No First, its dark and not fully "see through" with total clarity as tinted window since its a synthetic based fabric with tiny holes. Secondly, it needs a window with near horizontal top edge, which most front windows aren't. You "could" use it but the experience won't be great.
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Yes. It is not one of those that you put on like window tint. It is a clear and framed one. Frame is snapped on to the case.
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The shade is completely black and you will not be able to see out of that portion of the window causing a major blind spot when changing lanes, parking etc...I would not advise the shade be used for that purpose. Hope this helps db
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The side windows are 24"wide x 16"hi. I don't know about the back window. They are not as dark as tinted windows. They diffuse the light. You can still see out, but they cut the glare and the intense sunlight.
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No, windows are stationary and they are tinted to provide privacy. You cannot see through the windows without being up close to them.
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No, you can't see through the sticker once you out it in. Also the sticky side is on the back. So this sticker would have to be put on the outside
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It's clear! We bought it for a window! Hope this helps!! And it's awesome!!
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I didn't have any trouble seeing out the back window while driving, and I never bothered to take it down at night. Night driving with it is similar to the view I get when I flip that little tab on my rear view mirror if someone has their brights on behind me; you can still see everything but it's just less intense.
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Window is not tinted. And this will fit the arc midi tower with no problem as well as r4
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You may want to check out the transparent film sheets that stick to your window. They come in all different patterns and I had one up for 12 years before it fell off. People cannot see through them and they have some pretty patterns. Not sure exactly what they are called, but that should work.