In-Channel Window Visors vs Outside?
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In-Channel Window Visors vs Outside?
Has anyone had any long term issues with having in-channel window visors? I have a set that go on the Outside but water tend to get thru some of them.
I heard that the In Channel one can mess up your windows but I don't know if it is true.
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I heard that the In Channel one can mess up your windows but I don't know if it is true.
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Last edited by MR_LUV; 10-14-2019 at 09:24 PM.
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I had WeatherTech In-Channels on my 2006 xB for 9 years (2006-2015) Through rain and car washes over that time. Numerous window openings. Zero Problems.
Currently, I am using WeatherTech In-Channels on my 2015 tC RS9 for 4 years (2015-2019) Through rain and car washes over that time. Numerous window openings. Zero Problems.
IMHO, In-Channels are the Way to Go. FTW!
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bB2NER: "Go for the in-channel ones. The stick on ones look cheezy plus they sometimes come loose and need to be re attatched"
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Only problems I've ever had with the in channel vent visors was rubbing on my window tint from the felt weather stripping in the window frame, and sometimes my auto windows thinking there was a finger in the gap and not closing all the way. I've switched over to tape on vent visors. with proper install you'll never have an issue of separation.
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