I just peeled off the cheap double-stick tape that came on the visors and replaced it all with 3M Grey. Has held great so far, been on a few months. That's my recommendation.
Quote, originally posted by DopeVibeGT »Dont the Vibes WeatherTech's just snap in? Thats the way my GA's went on. They snap into the window channel, but there is a 3M tape to help secure it more
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Quote, originally posted by DopeVibeGT »Dont the Vibes WeatherTech's just snap in? Thats the way my GA's went on. The fronts are indeed a pressure/interference fit and no problems. But the rears have no way to stay in w/o taping them. No way to pressure fit them.As BD stated, get rid of the cheap double-stick that comes on them. It's junk and peels off pretty easily. Then replace it with a 3-8"- 1/2" wide strip of 3M gray. I ended up using 3 pieces. One long one and two shorter ones for the sides. Try not to get too close to the part of the visor you'll see, as I did. Keep it up a little higher. I pulled out the window channel (rubber) and cleaned it inside and out w/70% alcohol and clean paper towels. The channel in the door too (you'd be surprised just how dirty it gets in there.) 'Made sure it was a clean and dry as I could make it, then did the install.You'd be surprised just how well it holds. The original stuff came loose almost immediately. And a subsiquent try w/another double-stick didn't last much longer either.
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