H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
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Sun shade with Adaptive Cruise mirror?
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H3LZSN1P3R
You're doing it wrong
Id love to get it done on my truck but in the winter when its -40 the heat of the sun is needed to make up for the diesels lack of heat lol
lovegolf44
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I have a weather tech too which covers the windshield nicely. Only complaint is the adhesive for the velcro on the shade (keeps it rolled up when not in use) loosens under extreme heat here in FL.
CdnHO
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I had same problem. Put some standard staples thru the velco and shade. Won't come loose.
AidynSweeney
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Snap shapes on windows of this type do a good job of light transmission, but changing the angle of view distorts the view of space. I have snap shades from here https://snapshades.com.au/car-sun-protection-for-infants/, I took them for the long haul. Pretty comfortable. Sunscreens of this type imply a long-term fixation. The retainers are mounted to the top and bottom of the window, thus unfolding the roll. Suction cups are used for attachment. But I use only hooks. Adaptive will not suit you, they are attached to the magnets and worse in practice
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