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Old 09-28-2015, 11:30 AM   #1
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Clattering Window Shades

When the sun is low while traveling North or South I like to pull down the front side shades a bit (still above mirrors of course) but any slight side to side movement created loud clacking from the bottom metal pull down rail of the shade smacking into the window frame. Slipped a piece of pre-slit pipe insulation over each one. Easy-peasy, cheap and now quiet!
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I got some of the black foam pipe insulation that fits around the pipe. I cut pieces about 2 inches long and slipped a piece on each end of the shade. It is cheap and does not require any type of glue.
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