Best dash/windshield sunshade?

I got the heat/UV blocking film installed on all the windows in my Jeep. Made a huge difference in heat, and should prevent the dash from cracking as well. No fuss every time I park, either.

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I am SO tempted...

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I’ve been using the cheap reflective coated nylon and memory wire thing from Costco and it works pretty good. I usually just toss it on the passenger side floor when driving but it’s not at all difficult to twist into the stowage size and stick between the seat and console.

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I've been using the spring-ring ones for years. Probably better options out there, but I like how easy these are to stow. Not a lot of miscellaneous space in the W205.

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quote:
Originally posted by Powers77:
I've used the double bubble silver one from Wal-Mart for the last 10 years here in Vegas. Works well for $7.99.
The edge is now getting frayed so I may have to get a new one.
It does make a huge difference.

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Go to Wallyworld and browse their shades. Spring wire twist & fold aren’t bulky, they’re inexpensive and no big deal to fold up compact.
Got one in my truck now.

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Heatshield for the windshield and Dashtopper for the dash for me; best that I have used for the southern Nevada heat and sun.

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Thanks everyone!

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I have used the Covercraft windshield shades on my vehicles for years. They are custom fit for different vehicles and easy to put up from the drivers seat. They fold up but do take up some space when not in use. Worth it to me.

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Another vote for Covercraft. Worth every penny.

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