How to Install EGR Tape On Window Visors

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The EGR Slimline Window Deflectors are a easy install with the 3M adhesive. Comes in a dark smoked color with a slimline design. Comes in a two or four piece set. Lets fresh air in while keeping the elements out.
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Video Transcription:
Hey guys, John here with RealTruck.com. Today, I want to show you how to install the EGR Slimline Tape On Window Visors onto this 2014 Chevy Silverado.
All right guys, we've got everything laid out here. You can see this comes with everything you need to get these on the truck. Comes with your window visors and you can get these in a two or a four piece set. This is the four piece for this style of truck. Also, they come in this really nice, awesome looking smoke-black finish, which is going to match up to our bug shield really nice. And it's going to add some style to the truck and give it a little more character. Plus, these also are going to let us be able to let some fresh air in the truck while keeping the rain and snow and that kind of stuff out. So, you can see here we have our front rear set and our prep pads that we are going to need to wipe down the window area with so we can get these to stick. And also your instruction manual.
All right guys, the first thing we want to do in order to prep our surface to put our window visors on is to take the automotive surface cleaner that comes with your visors. And just take it out, and you just want to go along the surface area where you are going to be installing your visors. Now, it's okay if you go a little bit further than where you think you might want to go. This stuff isn't going to hurt the paint, but it's definitely going to help those stick better to the surface. Also, the one thing you've got to make sure of is that this metal on here is at least sixty-five degrees Fahrenheit, because that's going to allow that double-sided tape to really adhere and get a good connection to the metal of the truck and stay on like it's supposed to. So I'm going to wipe this down the rest of the way here and we are going to go ahead and wipe down the back one and get it ready to go as well.
Once we have everything prepped and ready to go, the next thing we are going to do is we are going to take our visors and we are going to actually take this red backing. We just want to peel back a couple inches on each end and what that's going to allow us to do is get this set up in place without it actually sticking to the truck so we can get it right where we want it before we peel this out of here. 866-554-0581 Free shipping for orders over $100!

[@stueygewy]

For some added security and a more reliable water-tight seal, use some clear automotive silicone adhesive & sealant on the top edges and apply it like caulk!

[@gillymarsh1948]

This is a great video, very helpful and easy to follow. Cheers from a happy chappy in New Zealand...

[@magicalcrystal]

Thank you for sharing appreciate

[@A.C.71]

Wish I could pull mine off to reposition them as I put them on crooked being in a hurry.

[@andyramirez4063]

I'm thinking of getting these.. Just curious as to What keeps the door window from hitting the visor when you open and close the door? Looks like it'd be lower than the window.. Great video thank you!

[@Realtruck]

Hey Andy, the tape on visors use high quality 3M automotive tape to hold the visor to the outside of the window frame so they're completely out of the way. Hope that helps!

[@andyramirez4063]

I see, I had the idea that it was applied to the car frame itself as apposed to the door frame. Yes, absolutely your reply was very helpful and now I get it. Thank you, much appreciated 💯

[@bobbymoore2076]

Slim line look better than the low profile style

[@winemaker279]

worked just like you said.thanks great tips

[@titaortiz6469]

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[@nycmusicmix]

I park outside . What if it rains the day after installation?

[@Realtruck]

Hey there! As long as you've applied pressure to the product before it rains, you'll be fine. Hope that helps.

[@jahmoan69]

Thank you sir ...ill subscribe to your channel now that you've help me ..

[@charlesthorlacius5606]

How long does it have to stay at 65ﾟ

[@Realtruck]

Hey Charles, just for the duration of the install. The 3M adhesive requires the temperature for proper bond. Hope that helps!

[@Idahomie]

do yourself a favor- dont install if temps are below 65 degrees unless you have a heat gun/ hair dryler

[@clarissarodriguez5596]

Noice

[@forthefunofit3230]

back window tape broke off early and you didn't fix it , can still see it sticking out in the curve!! cloth to wipe off 'prints' then touching......thumbs down dude!!

[@Idahomie]

Your right, 'haste makes waste'. Go slow and grab that tape close as possible...to minimize stretching and premature breaking.