Which vent visors are better?
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RonMAIDEN
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Ok here's the pros and cons of each
In-channel - Mostly the only bad thing is they tend to get loose (and can rattle) with time and have been known to fall out but I don't think it's all that common just like it's uncommon for the tape ones to just fall off.
With tape ones if you ever removed them you'd need a little detail and buffing where the adhesive reidue will be a bit of work to remove.
I have the 3M stick-on versions and I have no complaints as they've stayed put for over 3 years now and I mostly have them so I can crack the windows even when it rains.
In-channel - Mostly the only bad thing is they tend to get loose (and can rattle) with time and have been known to fall out but I don't think it's all that common just like it's uncommon for the tape ones to just fall off.
With tape ones if you ever removed them you'd need a little detail and buffing where the adhesive reidue will be a bit of work to remove.
I have the 3M stick-on versions and I have no complaints as they've stayed put for over 3 years now and I mostly have them so I can crack the windows even when it rains.
I have had only the in channel version of visors. My only compliant with this style is I live where it is very dusty and my vehicles are always covered with a layer of dust, after a year of using the in channel visors I have scratches on the windows where they meet the visor in the window channel. So on each window there are scratches on the top 1/4 inch of each door window.
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