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sun visor strip
23 Sep 2015 18:18 #152445
by Halford
Replied by Halford on topic sun visor strip
Thanks guys, went for option 2 above .....
will post feedback ... either success or give you all a laugh :S
Jack, I did think of the solid external option as looks easier to apply.
Facade, already have reactalite specs but don't think you get polaroid with them, could try this though ....
will post feedback ... either success or give you all a laugh :S
Jack, I did think of the solid external option as looks easier to apply.
Facade, already have reactalite specs but don't think you get polaroid with them, could try this though ....
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24 Sep 2015 05:56 #152462
by facade
Reactalite don't go dark enough in the car, as they need UV to react to, and the glass windscreen stops most of the UV.
You need a fixed tint.
When the low sun reflects off a flat surface like a wet road, the reflected light is horizontally polarised, the sunglasses are vertically polarised and block this, reducing the glare.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic sun visor strip
Halford wrote: Facade, already have reactalite specs but don't think you get polaroid with them, could try this though ....
Reactalite don't go dark enough in the car, as they need UV to react to, and the glass windscreen stops most of the UV.
You need a fixed tint.
When the low sun reflects off a flat surface like a wet road, the reflected light is horizontally polarised, the sunglasses are vertically polarised and block this, reducing the glare.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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24 Sep 2015 18:21 #152494
by Tadpole
Replied by Tadpole on topic sun visor strip
Is it your intention to fit this sun visor strip on the outside Mike :dry:
The reason I ask is, with the wiper blades reaching high up on the screen, I think you will find they very soon wear on contact resulting in non contact or 'smudging' when back on the glass ....
Had this happen on a previous motor ........ :whistle:
The reason I ask is, with the wiper blades reaching high up on the screen, I think you will find they very soon wear on contact resulting in non contact or 'smudging' when back on the glass ....
Had this happen on a previous motor ........ :whistle:
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