

| Subject: | Re: Windshield Sunscreens |
| From: | Carter |
| Date: | Thu, 17 Sep 1998 16:38:23 -0700 |
John typed: >I bought a roll of insulation and made my own. The stuff I used is made of plastic bubble material with aluminum foil on both sides. It is available at hardware and RV stores here in Arizona. I made a screen for the front window and individual screens for the cabin windows and the rear window. I put two suction cups on every screen except the one for the front window which is held in place by the sunvisors< FWIW, I used the same material to make screens for the two front door windows. I made them slightly bigger than the windows, including the wing windows then glued (hot glue gun) magnetic strips (hobby, craft store) top, bottom and sides near the edges in a manner so that they adhere to the metal surfaces around the windows. I do this when our Westy is parked for awhile to mitigate sun damage. Except for the front windshield, for which I use a Wal-Mart fold up screen, all the other windows are tinted so I do not worry about those. Kit Carter, 85 Westy central coast, CA (I think it might cool off soon)
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