Windshield sun block

[pushtoy_2]

What do all of you do for a windshield sun block

[dcason]

We like our magna shade...after initial set up (youtube) it is easy on and easy off. You can see out of it but no one can see in unless it is night time and you have lights on. Cuts down on heat in front. Expensive but I would get it again.

[ferndaleflyer]

I have one that snaps on the outside-like my bug shield. + I have the inside curtains.

[LouLawrence]

There are multiple ways to stop the sun. I prefer the black mesh exterior type and I have found that many large RV parks know someone who will custom make them for you on site. I had a set made in the Houston area and nearly every large RV rally will have someone there. I have never used the Magna-Shade but they can be easier to install and remove depending upon the size of your windshield.

[MetalGator]

jhlady wrote:
two words, Magna Shade. Google them. Expensive, but worth it.

Hope this helps.

Magna Shade is great. I don't always use it but if we are camping in the summer (in Florida) in the direct sun, it makes a big difference in the temp in the front of the motorhome. Plus, you can see through it from the inside but can't see in from the outside (during the day). They are pricey but made very well and fairly easy to put on once you get the hang of it.

Burch

[AllegroD]

MagneShade is worth the cost.

[LadyRVer]

I had the super big spring shades for my Class A.

[Dutch_12078]

The previous owner of our coach had a boat upholstery shop sew up an exterior windshield cover from an 85% light transmission mesh fabric that snaps in place. I use a step ladder to snap it on, but I can take it down from the ground using my awning rod.

[jhlady]

two words, Magna Shade. Google them. Expensive, but worth it.

Hope this helps.

[wa8yxm]

I used reflect-x (you can get it at RV dealers)

Problem is you can't see through it but I had a "nose" camera (like a dash camera) OUTSIDE the RV and thus could use the front TV as a "Windshield" when parked.

Made a big difference.