Blue sun visor strip thing
Discussion
'80s? I ordered that as an option on my 2001 BMW 330Ci.
Edit: You can buy the film here:
https://jrpdistribution.co.uk/fade-in-sun-strip-bl...
and there's a video showing how to install it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsT3mNNTkBA
Personally I'd avoid a DIY install as these things are rarely easy unless you have experience.
Edit: You can buy the film here:
https://jrpdistribution.co.uk/fade-in-sun-strip-bl...
and there's a video showing how to install it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsT3mNNTkBA
Personally I'd avoid a DIY install as these things are rarely easy unless you have experience.
Edited by LunarOne on Sunday 24th March 22:36
LunarOne said:
'80s? I ordered that as an option on my 2001 BMW 330Ci.
Edit: You can buy the film here:
https://jrpdistribution.co.uk/fade-in-sun-strip-bl...
and there's a video showing how to install it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsT3mNNTkBA
Personally I'd avoid a DIY install as these things are rarely easy unless you have experience.
Very helpful. Having thought about it a bit longer, I'll find a good wrap place and I imagine they can do it easily. I don't want to DIY and get bubbles! Edit: You can buy the film here:
https://jrpdistribution.co.uk/fade-in-sun-strip-bl...
and there's a video showing how to install it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsT3mNNTkBA
Personally I'd avoid a DIY install as these things are rarely easy unless you have experience.
Edited by LunarOne on Sunday 24th March 22:36
And, yes, in all fairness they were around much later than that. I think a grey one was optional on the LCI M2Comp. That's probably where she got the idea.
swisstoni said:
SmithCorona said:
Chaps, my missus wants an 80's style blue sun visor strip for the top of her windscreen.
Recommendations?
Don’t.Recommendations?
Stick it on the outside and it'll interfere with the operation of sensors (if any) inside the screen that are concealed by it, stick it on the inside and if it has to be cut around the mirror and sensors (if any) it'll look... well, odd.
Put number roundels or squares on the doors as a reminder of the past, far more classy.
Put number roundels or squares on the doors as a reminder of the past, far more classy.

garypotter said:
a few "friends " stuck one on my car and as it was in the wiper range it was always mentioned ont he MOT as an advisory
Interesting, but 3.1 of the MOT manual says that if it only affects the view of the sky then it should not be marked as such. The car is a grey M car, so it would very much be in keeping with the theme.
Riley Blue said:
Stick it on the outside and it'll interfere with the operation of sensors (if any) inside the screen that are concealed by it, stick it on the inside and if it has to be cut around the mirror and sensors (if any) it'll look... well, odd.
Put number roundels or squares on the doors as a reminder of the past, far more classy.
This is a good shout as to maybe why they stopped having them on factory glass...the cameras.Put number roundels or squares on the doors as a reminder of the past, far more classy.

No roundels, it's not Herbie

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