chenderson1965
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- Aug 3, 2019
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- N+B Arto 79R A Class
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- 10 years with hires, Newbie owner
Another question on the list of jobs/improvements from our first long break in the new bus.
Last year I had a bad eye condition which has left me very sensitive to sun glare. I have various kinds of dark glasses and a peaked cap which help to a degree and when driving towards the sun I can use the front roller blind.
The problem comes when the sun is from the drivers side. In car, you'd just spin the eye shade round from the front window to the side. That's not possible in the van, of course, and the huge size of the A class side windows makes it a big area to shade.
I've managed so far by turning the peak of my cap to the side. It works a bit (and makes me look like some kind of low rent, white middle aged rapper).
I could use the kids car sunscreens that fix with suckers - but would probably need two or three, it'd look a mess and would be impossible to deploy/remove on the go. I could also buy some tinted film and apply that - but don't like the idea of having it there permanently.
Does anyone else have any inspired solutions?
Last year I had a bad eye condition which has left me very sensitive to sun glare. I have various kinds of dark glasses and a peaked cap which help to a degree and when driving towards the sun I can use the front roller blind.
The problem comes when the sun is from the drivers side. In car, you'd just spin the eye shade round from the front window to the side. That's not possible in the van, of course, and the huge size of the A class side windows makes it a big area to shade.
I've managed so far by turning the peak of my cap to the side. It works a bit (and makes me look like some kind of low rent, white middle aged rapper).
I could use the kids car sunscreens that fix with suckers - but would probably need two or three, it'd look a mess and would be impossible to deploy/remove on the go. I could also buy some tinted film and apply that - but don't like the idea of having it there permanently.
Does anyone else have any inspired solutions?
