MagneShade

Navy Smoker wrote:
Thank you for the responses. I'm placing my order tomorrow.

Watch the video for install. Make sure the outside magnet slides all the way into pouch.
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subtroll wrote:
We've enjoyed our Magna Shade several years and continue to receive complements from Campground guests stopping to admire it. Great conversation starter.

One of the best features is that it can be quickly installed without a ladder. My ladder days are over.

X2 plus who the heck wants a bunch of holes drilled around Windows for snaps or twisty locks.

Thank you for the responses. I'm placing my order tomorrow.

We've enjoyed our Magna Shade several years and continue to receive complements from Campground guests stopping to admire it. Great conversation starter.

One of the best features is that it can be quickly installed without a ladder. My ladder days are over.

I have had my Magneshades for 5 years and love them. We have them for the windshields and side windows. They are very easy to put up and take down. I put them up by myself in a big wind storm at an RV park, and someone came up to me after I was done and said he was now sold on them after watching me put them up. They are really great!

I made a shade out of the silver foil/bubble sun block material that is a one person, no ladder installation. By gluing 1/4 X 3" wooden trim stock in both ends of the 4' high material and a reinforced hole at the top of its 8' length it's easy to put on. Had to add a SS screw in the middle of the front cap just above the windshield that the hole goes on first. Then each half is rolled out and using bungee cords from the middle of the wooden battens...held in place.

Found a deal on a surplus black sun shade for my Dynasty for $75...though it was just the windshield but had the side ones too. Modified the front one like above and used the snaps on the side windows. Only use the foil one when it's really hot and facing the sun. Also made one for the inside using suction cups and tan sun shade material from Lowes. Used the same material for a shade that goes in the track of my awning.

I have $100 in the modified front and side outside black shades and about the same for the foil front one...$200. The tan sun shades were another $100 mainly in material. I use silicone seal instead of sewing...fold over and glue. Glued a piece of coax cable into the edge of the tan sun shade for what slides into the channel on the awning. Yes, I'm frugal in some areas.

They have You Tube video's showing installation and removal. They work very well to cut back on the daytime sun and look good on the coach. A bit hard on the RV budget, at least for me, but worth it during the summer months.

Magne Shade / You Tube

I have the RVSun Shade with the snaps on my coach, and am very satisfied. I too thought hard about the Magna Shade, but what turned me off was......what if I ever/or a friend would come to visit who happened to have a pace maker, what would be the outcome. I read on their site that this MAY be an issue. Just my thoughts on why I did not pursue getting.

JoeH wrote:
OK-- I'll be the naysayer----- I used a Prompt shade for over 10 years on our prior coach and really liked it. When we got out new coach, I decided to try the magnashade. It works OK, but tends to slip/wrinkle on the windshield. My Prompt never did that. Plus Prompt is a fraction of the price

I had a Prompt shade on my PaceArrow for 14 years. In that time leaving it on 24/7 it only fell(blew)off once. Mine was held on by a bunge like cord on each side with a L shaped bracket that went on the window trim.

If your Propt is slipping it sounds like the magnets in the outside pouch are/ were not all the way up during initial installation.

OK-- I'll be the naysayer----- I used a Prompt shade for over 10 years on our prior coach and really liked it. When we got out new coach, I decided to try the magnashade. It works OK, but tends to slip/wrinkle on the windshield. My Prompt never did that. Plus Prompt is a fraction of the price