CoverKing windshield sunshade
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CoverKing windshield sunshade
Anyone use or have an opinion of the COVERKING brand of windshield sunshade? I want to use what 'might' be best for keeping heat out.
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I have one and it fits good and does a fine job. It rolls up, which I like better than the ones that fold flat. But that is owner preference.
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Same here. I had a folding one and after two days of fighting it I returned it. Reminded me of folding a paper map but stiffer and thus more cumbersome.
Not sure what brand I got but I had to add velcro to my roll up to make sure it stayed in place, the sun visors aren't bigger enough. Also the strap which keeps it closed up was backwards so once again velcro to the rescue.
Not sure what brand I got but I had to add velcro to my roll up to make sure it stayed in place, the sun visors aren't bigger enough. Also the strap which keeps it closed up was backwards so once again velcro to the rescue.
Last edited by JMII; 12-11-2018 at 05:28 PM.
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Drifting
I bought the covercraft insulated fold up one it had the C7 emblem for $90 at Zips Corvettes. It helped keep interior temps down. Its easy to fold
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I’ve had my Coverking sunshade since 2013. It’s by far the best sunshade I’ve owned. It’s very well made and easy to use. It folds easily and has not torn or cracked at the folds like lesser quality shades often do. The only bad thing I’ve noticed is fading to the red color in the Corvette crossflags. I recommend these sunshades. They’re worth every penny.
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I can order one from Costco and it is at quite a reduced price compared to other places.....so was kinda hesitant. But maybe will go ahead anyway. I had ordered a vehicle cover for my previous C5 from Costco and it was excellent so............................
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If you really are interested the "best" way if reducing heat and UV inside the cabin you should seriously consider 3M Automotive Window Film Crystalline windshield tint. You can put this stuff on the front windshield as long as the light transmittance is 70 percent. That's Federal law. Your other windows can use light transmittance levels as high as your state allows. This stuff is great at reducing heat and harmful UV rays and unlike a sun shade, it works all the time. A sun shade is only working when you're not driving.
Last edited by MMD; 12-12-2018 at 09:06 AM.
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Originally Posted by vettebob2
I can order one from Costco and it is at quite a reduced price compared to other places.....so was kinda hesitant. But maybe will go ahead anyway. I had ordered a vehicle cover for my previous C5 from Costco and it was excellent so............................
#12
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Originally Posted by RiCorvette
I bought one from Costco on sale - $28(?)
It fit fine until my windshield was replaced (warranty), now it fits loosely.
Often, it will drop out and set off the alarm.
It fit fine until my windshield was replaced (warranty), now it fits loosely.
Often, it will drop out and set off the alarm.
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It's an irritating 1st World Problem, I tell you
Last edited by RiCorvette; 12-12-2018 at 06:57 PM.