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AVS in channel rain visors

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#1 ·
Hey guys I recently purchased some in channel but I noticed the 3m tape doesn't stick to the inside of the window thing. Anyone installed some in channel before or have had issues ?

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#5 ·
I have had the same exact issue with these AVS in channel visors. It has tape on the inside to stick into the window channel. The funny thing is, since it doesn't really stick properly, you need to find a way to hold it there and bring the window up to help it stick while not chopping off your fingers. I didn't like these at all. For one, like I mentioned they didn't really stick. Two, I didn't like how the window and the visor were competing for space inside the window channel. I felt like the window would eventually go out of alignment. I ended up returning them to Amazon (where I bought them). I haven't bought new ones yet, but if I do, they will be the ones that go on the outside.
 
#6 ·
Yeah it doesn't stick that well. I won't be opening my windows up anyway.
I have a meet tomorrow to attend to and so far the look from the avs visors look clean. I just have to wash and wax it and clean my hood and bumper bra. :)
Thanks for the input

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#17 ·
I have the Avs in channel visors for my 2013 Sonata. You have to clean the inner channels well with the supplied alcohol wipes. I installed the visors on a Sunday, few out of town on Monday and by Monday evening my wife Called to say she already broke the drivers side visor (smh). You are suppose to leave the windows up for 24hrs to cure. As previously stated they don't fit exactly well, and yes they do fight with the window when going up. I'll be purchasing the Weather Tech visors soon to replace.

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