Back Window Sun Blind

[Sam Lawson]

I've got twins in rear facing car seats on the back row, and the low winer sun means the sun is in their eyes more often than not.

Is there such thing as a sun blind for the rear window? Be it fitted or suckered on, that will still allow you to see through the rear view mirror?

I've done some googling but i can't seem to find anything that is the right fit.

Cheers

 

[Teejay1]

You could make a one with a midge style netting and some magnets, they can be sown into a hem.

We have made some for the outside when we are in Scotland. Can't see how this wouldn't give you a completely removable solution ?

 

[andys]

You could use some limo tint clinging window film cut to size. It just pulls off and rolls up when you don't need it.

 

[Ads_Essex]

This was recently discussed on this thread

 

[Sam Lawson]

This was recently discussed on this thread

That's the full blackout blind, which wouldn't be much use when driving to be able to see traffic through it.

I ended up buying one of these -> Sun protection, car tinting for volkswagen t6-caravellemultivan, . Compared to traditional sun film Solarplexius is much easier to fit. No glue. No water. No bubbles.

£78 and arriving tomorrow.

 

[Northern Monkey]

That's the full blackout blind, which wouldn't be much use when driving to be able to see traffic through it.

I ended up buying one of these -> Sun protection, car tinting for volkswagen t6-caravellemultivan, . Compared to traditional sun film Solarplexius is much easier to fit. No glue. No water. No bubbles.

£78 and arriving tomorrow.

Make sure you post some pictures up and your views on their product

 

[Sam Lawson]

It arrived the following day, and fitted in about 5 minutes. It's basically a sunglass lens that you put into your back window. the weather is moody in the UK so i'll need to wait for a sunny day to put it through it's paces but it looks like it'll do the trick

 

[Tall_Paul]

It arrived the following day, and fitted in about 5 minutes. It's basically a sunglass lens that you put into your back window. the weather is moody in the UK so i'll need to wait for a sunny day to put it through it's paces but it looks like it'll do the trick


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Hi, How would you rate the solarplexius? Would you use it on all your windows? I have a Shuttle and no tint currently. Appreciate this thread was a while ago, but it would be good to see after a bit of use if you would recommend. Thanks