But the vinyl was a little ratty, and in the past few months it had gotten worse. It was time to replace it. It took longer to deal with the guy in the sales office than to have it installed. Hey-presto, job done in ten minutes.
Monday, June 9, 2014
Gazillions of holes
When I bought the Rolling Steel Tent the back windows were covered with perforated vinyl. That was good, because it helped keep thieving eyes off the contents of my van. Yet I could also see out.
But the vinyl was a little ratty, and in the past few months it had gotten worse. It was time to replace it. It took longer to deal with the guy in the sales office than to have it installed. Hey-presto, job done in ten minutes.
But the vinyl was a little ratty, and in the past few months it had gotten worse. It was time to replace it. It took longer to deal with the guy in the sales office than to have it installed. Hey-presto, job done in ten minutes.
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So Al I love the look of the vinyl that covers your windows. .. what is it called so I can price some?
ReplyDeleteIt's called perforated vinyl. White is the default color. Graphics can be printed on it. Look for companies that do vinyl wraps.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I need for my slider window! I've tried pretty much everything else. Thanks for sharing this idea.
ReplyDeleteSome other bloggers use limo tint. Do you find this better?
ReplyDeleteMing
I haven't done a comparison, Ming. It's what was originally on the van and it works well enough for me.
ReplyDeletethanks Al. BTW I've read and enjoyed every post from the beginning of your adventure. Thanks for taking us on the trip with you. And now I can comment (with the anonymous option).
DeleteMing
So Al, the film goes on the OUTSIDE rather in the inside side of the window ? Question: wouldn't it last LONGER if it were placed on the inside... What I mean is been outside the film is exposed to dirt, mud, rain etc etc
ReplyDeleteThis is the stuff they use to wrap vehicles in advertising. It's durable.
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