Find 2 EARTH MOVING CAR SIDE REAR WINDOW SUN SHADES TINT – BABY KIDS, FITS ANY CAR in Coburg, Victoria, Australia, for AU $24.95

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CAR SIDE REAR WINDOW SUN SHADES

FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN – FITS ANY CAR MODEL

"Do it right the first time"

Each shade will be supplied, separate packaged rolls.

• Printed, packed and designed in Australia. Also posted from Australia.

• 1000mm (wide) x 550mm (high) D.I.Y. specially made low tack shade

• Easy to apply and remove

• Fits any car side rear window

• Cut to fit whole window

• See through when driving

• Wind the window down

• Black from the outside looking in

• Simple step by step instructions

Ideal for a baby shower gift.

Our shade meet all Australian state laws regarding car window tinting of side rear windows.

From outside the window will just look darker as the back sticky side is black, but from inside your child will be protected from the strength of the sun’s glare.

Step by step instructions:

Clean the window of any finger prints, dirt and make sure it is dry.

You will need:

Pencil and scissors

How to apply:

If you have a vent window. Cut the vinyl roughly so each piece comfortably covers the window.
With the window closed, peel the backing paper off. Roughly place the black side of the vinyl on the INSIDE window and keep the design visually straight. Then from the centre out, start to rub it down. If you have a crease, you can peel it back from that edge and rub the crease out from the centre. Rub the vinyl to the very edges of the window.
Then with a pencil lightly trace the sides and bottom edge of the window onto the vinyl.
Once happy, peel back one side at a time (do the top last) and cut 5mm (overlap) out from the pencil line with a scissors. Then rub back down and tuck the vinyl under the edges with a plastic card and under the bottom seal. To do the top, wind down the window, pencil the edge, peel up, cut the pencil line and rub back down.

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