Windows vs light blocking?
Hi everyone, I'm working on my very first DIY camper conversion, using a 2010 extended Ford E250. Today I was looking at my windows and I was wondering what my options were if I want to complete...
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Yes, you can block all the light, and no it doesn't have to be permanently :).
I've done a few different things in my van. Closed cell 1cm foam (backpacking paf) cut to fit, so that it squishes into place, blocks the light and provides a lot of insulation. For the non-tinted windows, I spray glued black fabric to the side that faces out.
Other times, I used velcro or magnets to hold up blackout fabric. Walmart blackout curtains are very cheap, and easy to cut.
I've done a few different things in my van. Closed cell 1cm foam (backpacking paf) cut to fit, so that it squishes into place, blocks the light and provides a lot of insulation. For the non-tinted windows, I spray glued black fabric to the side that faces out.
Other times, I used velcro or magnets to hold up blackout fabric. Walmart blackout curtains are very cheap, and easy to cut.
