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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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FAQs— Nissan Window Visor
- How can I test if I have properly installed my new set of Nissan window visor?
- What if one of the window visors did shift when I’m testing its fitting? What should I do?
- I need to install my new set of Nissan window visor before my next weekend getaway. I just came from an off-roading trip and my ride is really dirty. Can you give me some tips on how to properly clean the visor’s mounting area?
- I will be reusing my old stick-on visors, but they are already stripped of the old adhesive. What can I use to glue them in place and how can I properly to that?
- I’m planning to replace my old Nissan window visor, but the adhesive was kind of hard to remove. Do you know some tips on how I can ease off the visor’s adhesion on the window lips?
- The adhesive remover did decrease the grip of the Nissan window visor, but I still can’t take it off using my hands. What tool can I use so as not to scratch the windows?
- I don’t have metal epoxy here at home. Are there other adhesives that I can utilize in place of my old window visor’s original tape?
Before taking your Nissan out for a test drive, it is wise to make sure first that the window visors are securely fitted in place. You can do that by giving the visors a quick shake while the window is up and repeating it with the windows rolled down. The visors shouldn’t shift or move when pushed.
That’s an indication that the visor isn’t installed well in place. You don’t have a choice but to remove and reinstall it. This time, make sure the mounting surface is immaculately clean so the adhesive will stick well and be very sure of the visor’s position before finally installing it.
It is recommended that you thoroughly wash your ride first and rinse it well before doing any exterior modification, including window visor installation. While washing, pay particular attention to that part of the window where the visor will be installed. Make sure that there will be no mud, dust, and other type of dirt left on the area. You can also consider washing the window area with a degreaser to be sure that there will be no oil or grease that would affect the adhesion of the tape or adhesive. Once the vehicle has dried, wipe the mounting area with rubbing alcohol. This way, you can be very sure that the mounting surface is completely clean and free of wax, grease, and other elements.
You can utilize metal epoxy. All you need to do is to apply line of the epoxy or weld along the edge of the visor that you are going to install first. Gently press the visor at the right location on the top of the window and hold it firmly in place for about five minutes. This will allow the glue to bond with the mounting surface. Allow this to fully cure for at least 24 hours before using your Nissan.
In such a case, an adhesive remover can be your best friend. Since the visor is slotted in between the window channel, putting on the adhesive remover will be a challenge for you. You can use a trim knife or a paint brush, or anything you think could help you in applying the remover into the adhesive underneath the vent visor. Apply the adhesive remover carefully and with limitation on the amount as it can harm the other parts of the window. To be sure, you can mask the window with a tape or newspaper. Make sure also that the adhesive remover won’t get into the paint of your ride.
You can use the sharp razor blades of a utility knife. Start scraping at one end of the visor and carefully working your way up, from left to right. Carefully pull the visor with your hand after you’ve scraped a portion of the adhesive. Continue and then pull until the visor is completely removed from the window. Do the same for the visor on the other side of the vehicle.
If you have a foam-mounting tape, you can use it in reinstalling your old visor. If there are old adhesive left on the back of the visor, you can eliminate that using mineral oil. Just make sure to wipe the area where you apply the oil on with alcohol to totally get rid of it before putting on the tape.
