1. With the black fabric facing up, fully open your Living in a bubble windshield and place it on the dash of your van.
2. Where the window glass and dash meet, push the bottom of the windshield in to create a seal at the bottom of the window. Ensure that the blackout cover is seated correctly across the entire length of the window.
3. Vans with rear view mirror: Wrap it around the rear view mirror, one side at a time. Use the magnets in the centre to seal around the mirror and adjust the drawstrings to fast tightly.
4. Pull down the sun visors to hold them in place.

1. Begin with the door open to ensure proper alignment.
2. With the black side facing the glass, place the cover onto the window. The magnets will automatically attach to the metal sides of the window frame.
3. Ensure all edges are securely aligned on the window. If there's a seam or stitching line, fold the bottom of the cover along it to ensure a perfect fit.

1. Remove your Living in a Bubble window cover from the packaging.
2. With the black side against the glass, place the cover on the window (passenger and driver door windows). The magnets will easily latch to the metal sides of the window
frame.
3. Finally, ensure all edges are securely aligned on the window.

1. Install the window cover as you would normally, fitting it into the window frame.

2. Locate the second line of magnets on the window cover. This is the one below the top edge, not the top line of magnets. You should be able to feel one magnet on each side of this line.

3. Take the two metal tabs provided. You will attach these to the vehicle's frame, aligning them with the magnets on the second line of the cover.

4. To find the correct placement for the metal tabs, make sure the window cover is installed, and then open the top edge slightly.

5. Peel the backing off of one of the metal tabs to expose the adhesive.

6. Slowly position the metal tab so it is directly over the magnet on the second line of the cover (on one side). The magnet will help guide the tab's placement so that the two will connect when the cover is closed.

7. Press the metal tab firmly onto the vehicle's frame where it naturally adheres to the magnet. The magnet will ensure it's in the correct spot to grab the tab.

8. Repeat steps 5-7 for the second metal tab on the other side of the window, aligning it with the second magnet.

9. Once both metal tabs are secured to the frame, the window cover will now fully attach to these tabs at the top, which minimizes light coming from the area near the headliner.

10. To remove the cover, simply pull it off; the metal tabs will remain on the frame, ready for the next time you install the cover.

1. With the black side against the glass and the T slit facing down, place the cover on the window. The magnets will easily latch to the metal sides of the window frame.
2. Ensure all edges are securely aligned on the window.
3. Fold back the slit to take a peek outside without removing the entire cover.

1. With the black side against the glass, place the cover on the back door window. The magnets will easily latch to the metal sides of the window frame.
2. Ensure all edges are securely aligned on the window.

Full Plastic Rear Door

1. Align the metal tabs with the magnets on the window cover and press them into place. Ensure the 3M adhesive side of the tab is facing outward to stick to the window frame.

2. Clean the glass area around your window frame using the provided alcohol pad.

Focus on the glass section closest to the plastic frame, as this is where the metal tabs will be installed.

3. Hold the window cover against the window to find the correct tab placement. Align the cover so that the built-in magnets sit against the glass near the plastic frame. Mark or take note of these spots, this is where you'll attach the metal tabs.

4. Remove the backing from the tape and attach it to the clean window frame, aligning it with the magnets. Repeat for all magnet locations. 

Note: Be cautious not to touch the adhesive side of the tab, as moisture from your hands may affect the bond. For best results, allow the metal tabs to fully cure, it reaches 50% strength in 20 minutes, 90% in 24 hours, and full strength in 72 hours. Avoid removing or stressing the metal tabs during this period.

5. Carefully attach the window cover to the frame.

Half Plastic Rear Door

1. Clean your window frame using the provided alcohol pad.

2. Hold the window cover against the window frame to find the right placement for the metal mounting tabs. Align them with the magnets inside the window cover trim.

3. Remove the backing from the tape and attach it to the clean window frame, aligning it with the magnets. Repeat for all magnet locations.

4. Carefully attach the window cover to the frame. 5. Be cautious not to touch the adhesive side of the tape, as the moisture from your hands may damage the adhesive.

1. Use your hand to feel along the top inside edge of the window frame to find the locations where the magnets are embedded in the window cover. You can confirm the locations by seeing where the metal tabs are attracted to the cover's magnets.

2. Ensure the adhesive side (tape) of the small metal tabs is facing up.

3. Peel the backing off the first metal tab. Locate the corresponding magnet on the window frame and attach the tab to the top edge of the window frame, making sure it is placed very close to the top.

4. Continue to peel, locate the magnet, and attach each remaining metal tab one by one to the top of the window frame. Work slowly and align them precisely.

5. Once all the metal tabs are in place, the magnets on the window cover will attract them, securing the top of the cover and preventing it from sagging.

1. Clean the frame of the door window for velcro installation.
2. Attach velcro straps to the window frame.
3. Place the window shade on top of the velcro.
4. You can now roll it up and the magnets will make it stay in place.