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It is a well known fact that windscreen 'covers' come in a variety of both choice and quality.
Some will keep the sun out. Some will keep the warmth in. Some use suckers to grip the windscreen. Not many of them give privacy within the vehicle. Others use the door frame to keep them in place. You will do best if you intend to use the van in winter...to buy the Paragon brand which are designed to do all of the things you want them to do. Internal fitting blinds, with suckers, do not stop condensation.
'Silver screens' is sewn into the thickly padded product. It is a product trade mark I believe or the name Paragon may be the trade mark.They do all the things you want them to do for you. They fit to the outside, and they prevent condensation on the inside. They also keep you warm in winter and a whole lot cooler in summer and they certainly are peep proof. We would not want to use any other.
Yes, probably they are more expensive, but in this world, we did pay it for the product we consider the best there is.
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Topic: Fiat doblo
via mobile 23/9/2019 at 1:10pm
