can you roll down the window with this installed?
1761673
No; it lays against the window tightly, but did come off when I tried rolling the window down.
1761674
If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself. Once you get it on though, it's well worth it! If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself.... » Read More If you press it on firmly and get ALL the air bubbles out, yes you can. I put one on real good and the second I put on carelessly. I rolled the window up with the good one and it goes up and down just fine. The second window I rolled up there were large air bubbles near the ends and the shade rolled up and it was a nightmare! I've heard if you use heat to press the air bubbles out it is easier but I've never actually tried it..The trickiest part about this product is getting it on the window. It has a tendency to give you trouble and want to roll up again and cling to itself. Once you get it on though, it's well worth it! « Show Less
1761675
No you cant. I will not recommend this product to any one. If it is not properly stick to the glass then it will peel off when you roll down the window. Also it is very difficult to handle. when you leave it on the window for long, it will come off when get over heated by the sun. And it gets stick to itself which makes it very difficult to separate. Dont go for this.
1761676
Yes, you can roll down the window.It's thin enough not to drag on the inside.The inside seal on the back window of my Subaru is very flexible that it did not drag the Cling Sunshade.I guess it depends on the car.
1761677
It is not recommended in the instructions. Rolling the window down would probably peel it off.
1761678
Not a good idea. First it will probably be peeled off by the window's rubber seal. If the shade film does somehow go down inside your car door with the window, it may not come back out!
1888474
I did with no problems. I think the hooks hold it in place. And my windows were rolled entirely up.
2110552
only if the walls and windows are metal. contrary to other answers I have curtains on mine and they do NOT slide down.
1562040
Yes. There is a small clip that goes over the top of the window. The window will close completely and keep the seal from letting weather in. You can still roll down the window the window without ruining the shade.
747348
Yes. You attach the "leash" just in case. You will find it difficult to lean or the window and get it going though. Best if you can be outside.
1110872
I'm sure you could, but the rubber is pretty heavy so it may be a pain in the ass to get it to roll up tightly; not to mention if you keep rolling it up then when it's unrolled the corners will be sticking up instead of being flush with the surface of your garage.
240644
Sorry I don't have the answer. The sticker is on a pick up truck and the window does not roll down.
54802
Yes u can however there is going to be a good chance the window will be smeared up the same way your screen it.
1562038
Yes, I was still able to roll my window down after the shade was installed.
2076355
You can roll the window up or down no problem, but the tabs sometime slip out and the guard will fall in the seat. We used them in the summer with air conditioner so wasn't an issue for us.
2131938
.I haven't been able to use mine because the window sills are too wide. I live in a very old(100 yrs) condo building. I think if the window rolls out instead of in, you could use it. I'm not sure what to do with mine but I know my cats would love it.
69325
You can roll the window up or down just not all the way or the tabs would slip out. That said, one side stays just fine on my car but tge other side always pops out when the dogs stand on it. I've considered trying to sew longer tabs on that one but haven't messed with t yet.
1787128
I agree with Mr Simmons... too thin. Unless you folded it, which you will unless your windows are huge... There is probably foam you can buy for this purpose
283956
Not really. I mean you can but if you do it repeatedly they will fall out. And you can't roll them down all the way at all.
829541
No. I would recommend one that's a little heavier. If you keep window closed then yes.
69320
Yes, they are a pain in the ass. If you roll the windows down/up constantly, the tabs will slip out and eventually the whole thing falls off. We used them about a week and eventually stopped, because we were constantly having to hang them back up (which is also a frustrating process). Not worth it in my opinion.
1957368
The windows are Velcro so you can not roll them up with it you could just take them off all together, Please let me know if this helped any? Jamie