Hi Bob, I like plexiglas for the "sun shade" section, applying mirror film in strips running fore-aft with some overlap (the film shrinks some over time). Reflects more heat than aluminum but you can still see traffic!
Regards, WRB -- On Aug 6, 2010, at 23:47, robert wrote: > Hi Donald.... > > Many thanks to you and others for responding. > > I have a much better idea now of how to do this. > > The only concern I have is the area between the window ledge and the > bottom of the seat as I wont be removing the seatback assy and the > side panels. But here too many have offered good advice. > > I think I will take the welts to work and put an extra stong over > stitch into the welt with nylon thread so it might last longer as the > ones I have in now, the tread seems to have worn through. > > Next is to try to find .060 plexiglass for the windows. > > I was thinking of going back to the original 3 piece glazing but > making the middle one a sun shade using aluminum. Any thoughts on how > thick this could be. > > Many Thanks to All. > > Cheers > > BobP
