Windstop Questions
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Alex LS
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This is all very nice, but can you spray your car black so I can see what mine would look like?

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SeeJay
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M275
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Alex LS
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Alex LS
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Nope - it's like a 'L' but smaller 
You see, the problem is there's already an 'Alex' so I put my other initials on the end. Probably be less confusing if it was "AlexLS" but there you go. We can't have everything - as many 206cc owners seem painfully aware :razz:
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: alexls on 2002-03-18 16:14 ]</font>
You see, the problem is there's already an 'Alex' so I put my other initials on the end. Probably be less confusing if it was "AlexLS" but there you go. We can't have everything - as many 206cc owners seem painfully aware :razz:
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: alexls on 2002-03-18 16:14 ]</font>
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13th Duke of Wybourne
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Robbie
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Hi 13, I think most windstops impair vision to some degree, (maybe not the TT which I believe is clear) but I don't have a problem at all seeing through the mesh with the rear view mirror when the roof's down as it's generally bright inside the cabin.
The only time it could be a problem is when the roof's up and it becomes a little darker inside the vehicle, but then you wouldn't usually need the windstop up unless you were using it as a rear sunvisor as someone has suggested.
Robbie.
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Robbie on 2002-03-19 21:19 ]</font>
The only time it could be a problem is when the roof's up and it becomes a little darker inside the vehicle, but then you wouldn't usually need the windstop up unless you were using it as a rear sunvisor as someone has suggested.
Robbie.
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rob
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