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DIY Sun Roof Cover.
I couldn't stand driving in the daytime with the sun glaring, and didn't want to look for/buy an OEM sunroof cover. So I made my own for ~$20.
Check it out: http://tinyurl.com/mmy6v9 :D |
Ive been wanting to do this for a while
Good Job and great idea +1 for you How do you keep it secured though? |
A guy locally did the same thing out of an old headliner, then wrapped it and his existing headliner with new fabric. Very good idea since the OE piece is like a unicorn.
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Quite clever. Lucky to have mine, but have plenty of others buggin me to take it off my hands. Will have to tell them about this.
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Neat.
I have two sunroof covers in the garage. One blue w/bag(literally in brand new shape) and a decent condition gray one. Still gotta glue the tabs back on the sunroof(pieces you slide the cover onto) so I can finally start using the gray one. Definitely a good write up for those that don't have sunroof covers at all. |
This is fucking RAD. Especially for cars w/aftermarket sunroofs where covers aren't even available!
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that's so kool b/c mine broke last night on the left corner.....so i'll probably do this soon
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i always wondered how you guys dealt with that. so glad to have a hatch without a sunroof.
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i think mine has a cover?
odd nice drift project sir |
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