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Windscreen Silver Screens thingys

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Has anyone got one of those outside wrap around windscreen silver screen covers, are they any better than the usual inside ones?

Thanks :ok

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what do you wnat from one?
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warmth?
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Yes and yes. You can get insulated ones too. Seem to be a lot less faffing about than the interior ones and take up much less space when not in use. Got ours from http://www.bluebird-type2.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Also tend to find them at the shows.
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[quote="gti mad man"]what do you wnat from one?
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Well I already have the inside silver screens but in this old weather there's alot of condensation behind them, just wondered if the outside ones were any better in terms of warmth/condensation etc?

Thanks for the link madwitch :D

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You could try http://www.vancomfort.co.uk/index.html

Not the cheapest, but that's never a good option really is it?? They're a local company to us, a small family firm and very friendly, knowledgable and helpful. Who knows, there might be discounts available what with the current financial situation..

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These ones are from http://www.silverscreens.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I had to modify them to fit around the truck mirrors.

They fit inside and out just aswell.

They will sell you individually any other window.

They come in a nice bag.

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muttley wrote:Has anyone got one of those outside wrap around windscreen silver screen covers, are they any better than the usual inside ones?

Thanks :ok


Yes, mine are 'Silver Screens', they are a lot less faff than the inside ones, look very good when fitted...can be a bit tight if you have a pillar aerial.
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Hope you dont mind, how much was the Silver Screens cover? :)

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Just got one from silver screen , but it was for the LT , paid £89 delivered , best thing is to phone them and get a catalogue posted out to you :ok
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