Summit1 Gradient Stripe Black

Easy install

Went on really well, no issues. Made sure I used plenty of soapy water. Used an applicator that came with some blacking for windows I just received, it was great. Looks professional, Only gripe was didn't really say the drop length which turned out to be 4". Would have like a longer depth, say 6 or 7 inches. Kept the extra length of the strip for a couple of days as suggested then trimmed back. Perfect.

This is a really cheap effective sun strip. So easy to use and apply even on your own. Cutting out the interoir mirror was a bit tricky on your own but draw a template on the strip then cut it out. Use plenty of soapy water and it goes on perfectly. You can move and position it without it sticking completely to the window. Once your happy with the position, press down firmly to remove excess water and it sticks. The fade towards the bottom looks really neat.

fitted to windscreen fits as should BUT way to short for windscreen. must be made to fit old mini not long enough for modern windscreens

I did not want to have a full strip.I have an in car camera that is fairly discreet, but the "clear" sticker on the windscreen stands out like a sore thumb, so I wanted to fit some tinted material to hide it I cut a small section of the strip about 10" long to fit around the mirror base and cut the other end to 45 deg to give a finish to it. The sucker seems to hold on to the strip fine and it hides the base nicely. Very easy to fit I used a credit card as a squeegee it worked well.

I purchased one for my Renault Megane, works great, so I got another for our Ford Galaxy. Sadly it was not quite long enough Lesson: Measure then purchase.I have now used this on the side windows at the top to reduce glare. Works great.

The majority of the reviews left for this product I felt were misleading, I cannot possibly imagine a genuine 5 star review would be left for this product. Windscreens are not straight so you have to do a hatchet job cutting and manoeuvring the pieces of strips your left with into place in retrospect I suppose I could have used a length of paper to make a template but since the strip is liable to shrink you can't possibly be sure you won't be left with gaps after a few days anyhow. I pulled the whole thing off and binned it as it looked ridiculous. Pay more and get it done properly or you'll feel a fool.

Looked ok for a couple of days. I had it stuck in place, no air bubbles, it was perfect. Then I left my car in a car park, sunlight on the front window and 2 hours later I returned to my car to find the strip on the floor.Basically it's good until it falls off due to the very thing that it's supposed to protect you from. So if you want a sun strip to keep the sun out of your eyes go elsewhere. A complete waste of money.