Safety Glasses
Gloves
Vent Visors
Step 1: Line up the Vent Visor Fit
You’ll notice most vent visors have a strip of adhesive down the length of them that’s protected by tape. Before removing the tape, place the visors on your doors where they’ll be attached to make sure the fit is right.
Step 2: Clean the Application Area
Once you’ve determined they’re the right fit, choose the visor you’ll attach first and use one of the alcohol swabs that are included to clean the area of the door where the visor will be attached.
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Do It Right: If your kit didn’t include alcohol swabs, use isopropyl alcohol to clean the area. |
Step 3: Install the Vent Visors
After using the alcohol, peel back a few inches of the protective tape at both ends of the visor. The exposed adhesive at the ends of the visor will allow you to attach it to the door.
Gently place the visor in its position, making sure you leave the ends of the tape out. It is a good idea to run your finger underneath the visor, ensuring it is in the correct place before completely attaching.
Take one end of the tape and slowly peel it from between the visor and the door.
Once the tape has been completely removed, press the visor against the door from one end to the other to make sure it’s attached flat against the door.
Repeat these steps for each visor you’re installing.
How to Clean Your Windshield
Your on road visibility is only as clear as your windshield. If your windshield is covered in dirt and grime from the road, it will be harder to see what’s in front of you. Cleaning your windshield inside and out will help keep you safe on the road.
How to Install Wiper Blades
Windshield wiper blades are your first line of defense when the weather begins obstructing your vision through the windshield. Having good wiper blades, and replacing them when needed, will keep you safe on the road. Watch as we show you how to replace them.
How to Wash Your Car
Your vehicle is one of the biggest investments you make. Keeping things clean inside and out will help your vehicle last longer, look better and hold its value over time. Plus, when your car looks good, you look good.
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