window louver help
#1
window louver help
hey guys just wondern if any one eles have isuses with them staying on my 08 gt is black just wondering if that would have anything to do with it being that it gets so hot in the sun the dealership installed them done been twice in 2weeks for the driverside and now the passengerside is doing the samething ?
#3
RE: window louver help
i assume you're talkin about the 1/4 window rear louvers... perhaps the problem is that the dealership is doin it. i've never had a problem with 3m tape not working, as long as the prep is done properly. i would suggest getting authentic 3m tape yourself, making sure the mating surface is good and clean, and re-applying the louvers without the "help" of the dealership.
#4
RE: window louver help
Exactly ^^^^. Assuming you are talking about the 3m stick on ones - not only shouldn't they fall off, they should be damned near impossible to remove. I had those stick-on ones until this week - had the Silverhorse ones installed. Anyway - the shop that did install said the old ones were a pain to remove. I would go to Autozone, spend the 3 bucks for your own roll of 3m trim tape, alcohol wipe the window real good, and stick 'em on yourself.
#5
RE: window louver help
yes its the 1/4 window but the thing is i just bought the dam thing and already haven problems with them just wonder if there more trouble than there worth and the tape they used was grey now its white and stands out like a sore thumb they said it was the same kind and they charged $495 xtra for the things being on there
#6
RE: window louver help
Are they something like these: http://wheelskin.com/dg-3180.html
If so, you got hosed by the dealer (surprise, surprise) at $495.00. But anyway - now that you've got them if you go buy your own roll of doublesided 3M trim tape, you should be able to stick them on yourself in like 5 minutes. And no - they won't fall off. Maybe the dealer was using Scotch tape or something.
If so, you got hosed by the dealer (surprise, surprise) at $495.00. But anyway - now that you've got them if you go buy your own roll of doublesided 3M trim tape, you should be able to stick them on yourself in like 5 minutes. And no - they won't fall off. Maybe the dealer was using Scotch tape or something.
#7
RE: window louver help
It has nothing to do with the color of your car, like mentioned above it's all about prep, your better off going to your local parts store and buying some good 3m tape and doing it yourself, my louvers have been on for 2 years now with no problem.
#9
RE: window louver help
I just installed louvers and mirror covers today. The combination of the 3m tape and 3M adhesion promoter is extremely powerful. The second I put the louvers on and pressed them into place, I gave them a little tug and they were not moving.
Take them off, buy new 3m tape, pick up 3m adhesion promoter, and as close to 100% alcohol you can, and just do it yourself.
Take them off, buy new 3m tape, pick up 3m adhesion promoter, and as close to 100% alcohol you can, and just do it yourself.
#10
RE: window louver help
What brand louvers are they???
I am guessing they're the Roush's... Can see dealer jacking up the price on those.
Be sure to get all the old tape off. Remove any residue with Googone or whatever. Apply in normal temperatures, not when freezing, press them on for about 30 seconds and them leave them alone for a few hours. Don't get them wet for at least a day.
I am guessing they're the Roush's... Can see dealer jacking up the price on those.
Be sure to get all the old tape off. Remove any residue with Googone or whatever. Apply in normal temperatures, not when freezing, press them on for about 30 seconds and them leave them alone for a few hours. Don't get them wet for at least a day.