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Old 11-29-2012, 07:22 PM   #1
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windshield sun screens for driving ???

are any of you using sun screens for driving ?? if so what brand do you like ? do you have any problem with them blowing around ? i've seen them on buses and like being able to see thru them.. if you have any pictures please post. please post the pros and cons.
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Do you mean exterior screens? I seriously doubt that anyone does that.
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Old 11-30-2012, 09:31 AM   #3
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I think he means the interior ones. We have them on the side windows that roll down and they work great, as you can see through them. I have seen them for both sides of the windshield, power shades, that have a folding frame to keep them in place, and would like to add them to my coach. I have seen the pull down type and wondered about them blowing around as well. I am interested in seeing if anyone has a solution for that.
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Old 11-30-2012, 09:44 AM   #4
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are any of you using sun screens for driving ?? if so what brand do you like ? do you have any problem with them blowing around ? i've seen them on buses and like being able to see thru them.. if you have any pictures please post. please post the pros and cons.
MCD makes an electric front shade that has a day shade component. Just activate and lower the shade a few inches and it helps a lot.
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I think he means the interior ones. We have them on the side windows that roll down and they work great, as you can see through them. I have seen them for both sides of the windshield, power shades, that have a folding frame to keep them in place, and would like to add them to my coach. I have seen the pull down type and wondered about them blowing around as well. I am interested in seeing if anyone has a solution for that.
Well, since he said that about them "blowing around," I assumed he meant exterior.
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Well, since he said that about them "blowing around," I assumed he meant exterior.
just to make things clear, interior. sorry if there was any confusion.
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I'm always confused.
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Old 11-30-2012, 12:20 PM   #8
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He may have a powerful AC Fan on defrost setting.
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Old 11-30-2012, 12:36 PM   #9
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I can't see much blowing around on the inside. We never drive with a window open. We never camp with a window open. That's why we have a hvac system. I even removed the side screens up front as they block the side view somewhat. And only have to open the window at a toll booth and not a screen and window. I would like a motorized shade that you could lower as needed when driving into the sun. They may have to Waite, and should be standard on the upcoming DP.
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I believe the MCD Shades are what you are looking for OP!

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I had all my cockpit windows tinted,and it makes a big difference.
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I had all my cockpit windows tinted,and it makes a big difference.
All ? Including the windshield. ?

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I can't see much blowing around on the inside. We never drive with a window open.
Thanks. Now I don't feel like such a goober.

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I guess blowing around was not the right term. Swinging back and forth would better describe it.

Maybe I'm the goober! Haven't heard that term for awhile. Ha Ha.
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