Deteriating sun visors
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Deteriating sun visors
The sun visors on my 92 convertible have deteriated to the point that they are an eyesore to me and anyone behind me. Anybody know of some type of "slip cover" I could slide onto them? I realize I would lose the mirror and lamp on each one, but I don't care about that.
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I got mine refurbished by this place. They did an excellent job.
Cost about $75, last year.
http://www.autosunvisors.com/Welcome.html
Cost about $75, last year.
http://www.autosunvisors.com/Welcome.html
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Anybody know of some type of "slip cover"
If you have the time it really isn't a hard job and very rewarding to see the "new visors" again.
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The fabric on my visors is still good, but they had the "floopy ears". I fixed this easily at no cost. Take a of piece of stiff wire (eg. coat hanger) and sharpen one end. Feed this end into the seam area at the corner until it's completely inside. Ta-da....no more droop.