SaleSleeve Rolls Out Weatherproof Doc Displays
New window sticker displays by SaleSleeve were designed to protect Monroney labels, buyer’s guides, and addendums from any weather.

SaleSleeve’s weatherproof displays were designed to help dealers remain in compliance with federal and state window sticker regulations.
Photo courtesy SaleSleeve
SMITHFIELD, Va. — The newly patented SaleSleeve weatherproof document display is now available to new- and used-car dealers nationwide, the company announced. SaleSleeve’s displays use “groundbreaking” technology to keep Monroney Label, buyer’s guides, and addendums in place and highly visible — including through tinted glass or not — in any weather conditions, according to the provider.
“These uniquely designed and translucent holders peel away from glass easily when they need to be removed, simplifying the process and leaving no adhesive residue,” said SaleSleeve Operations Manager Anthony Stile. “When using a SaleSleeve to display media on exterior glass, cars no longer have to be unlocked for inside glass attachment.”
The sleeve has been field tested in all types of weather conditions including temperatures ranging from minus-15 degrees to 185 degrees Fahrenheit and the harsh elements of Hurricane Florence that made landfall last summer. The newly patented product is the only document display envelope with an IPX7 water certification rating, all according to the announcement.
“Dealerships are discovering that SaleSleeve is durable, inexpensive and a remarkably versatile solution for displaying a vehicle’s sales documents,” said SaleSleeve Logistics Manager Benjamin Brown, “and dealer acceptance has been outstanding.”
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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