Influencer I
Making your overlanding rig warmer or cooler
- Thread starter Toyotadirtdevil
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neat article
thats the stuff I was going to line the inside of my M416 trailer cap with
it can get a tad cool on some VT summer evenings
thats the stuff I was going to line the inside of my M416 trailer cap with
it can get a tad cool on some VT summer evenings
Off-Road Ranger I
I've been using this for the windows for a while, still on my first set and going strong. Great for heat retention and privacy. And I thought I made this one up [emoji19]
Member III
I've had shades on all windows for a while now and they for sure keep the inside cooler on a hot day. 
I wanted them removable and also able to stay on with the doors open. I've found that the most reliable method is to buy grommets and install 2-4 one each shade, then use suction cups that can be secured thru the grommet. These are very reliable in having the shade stay secure. Don't use Velcro, or magnets, or cords.
We love ours for the cooling, UV protection, security, and privacy. And I keep the cargo windows shades on almost 100% of the time.
I wanted them removable and also able to stay on with the doors open. I've found that the most reliable method is to buy grommets and install 2-4 one each shade, then use suction cups that can be secured thru the grommet. These are very reliable in having the shade stay secure. Don't use Velcro, or magnets, or cords.We love ours for the cooling, UV protection, security, and privacy. And I keep the cargo windows shades on almost 100% of the time.
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Nothing is going to drown out your snoring. I thought a bear was in camp at otg lol.rig not cooler but new smittybilt tent with ac would be crazy good on summer nights...might drown out my snoring [emoji12]
