Sunshade ?

tweba09 · 08-26-2010, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by FERRARI

I dont want a film on the inside of my windows......and I think the cargo cover is not meant for using while driving......and it has to be lowered every time you stop.....I think.....lol

Cargo cover just covers the floor board in the trunk just like a sport utility cargo cover does. It attaches to the hatch so it goes up with it when opened. My wife leaves her cover on all the time. Tint is the best option.

FERRARI · 08-26-2010, 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by tweba09

Cargo cover just covers the floor board in the trunk just like a sport utility cargo cover does. It attaches to the hatch so it goes up with it when opened. My wife leaves her cover on all the time. Tint is the best option.

Does she leave it down while driving ? Added tint can and does get scratched......

flashburn · 08-26-2010, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by FERRARI

Does she leave it down while driving ? Added tint can and does get scratched......

What are you doing to your tint to scratch it? I've had tinted cars for 15 years and never any scratches. Especially for the inside hatch glass, I don't think I've had to even clean it once yet. If you use decent microfiber and a good spray like Invisible Glass, you won't have any problems.

Mt Tam I am · 08-26-2010, 10:30 AM

I primarily use my cargo cover to hide what is in back, from the sight of thieves. I need to retract cover when I load up the back with groceries. The paper bags etc. shift and touch the glass by the time I get home. I do not know what it takes to scratch tint.
When I put rifles in the back and go to the range, they are hidden from all eyes, which becomes one less talking point with the police, if I were to be pulled over.

FERRARI · 08-27-2010, 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Mt Tam I am

I primarily use my cargo cover to hide what is in back, from the sight of thieves. I need to retract cover when I load up the back with groceries. The paper bags etc. shift and touch the glass by the time I get home. I do not know what it takes to scratch tint.
When I put rifles in the back and go to the range, they are hidden from all eyes, which becomes one less talking point with the police, if I were to be pulled over.

RIFLES ??? You mean you are still allowed to own rifles in California ??? lol

2theextreme · 08-27-2010, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by FERRARI

Does she leave it down while driving ? Added tint can and does get scratched......

I have tint and I leave my cargo net pulled down while driving. Been that way since April of this year. So far no issues.

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