Diy car window cover

Step-by-step directions to making your own car camping window shades with a supply list and top tips on how to make them.

Follow along with me and my dog River as we make some DIY window covers for our 2006 Honda Element. They may be a little over the top for car camping but it...

My method for making DIY SUV curtains for my Subaru Forester. Using blackout material, grommet set, and cordage.

Coming out to a broken car window is a bad way to start the day. Here's how to quickly cover it to make sure the day doesn't get worse...

When I was getting my car ready to hit the road, it was my goal to make it live-able while putting in as little money and effort as possible. I used what I already had and found good deals for the things I didn't. Curtains are a must when living on the road. Whether you're…

This Van Window Cooling Privacy Cardboard Inserts DIY Project is super simple to create, inexpensive materials and can come in handy in so many different ways. Reflective properties create a cooling effect. Materials and Tools Used In Project: Brown packing paper (from an Amazon delivery) Cardboard from boxes Scissors Utility…

Given, this is not rocket science, but I had a brainstorm the other day and I thought I would share it with you! So, we bought this new car because my long legged boys were outgrowing my Subaru Outback. After a ton of research and thought we went with the Ford Edge for our new...Read More »

A challenge with car camping is getting fresh air without allowing mosquitoes in for their bloodletting endeavors. Retired Technical Advisor Tom Pawlak explains how to make nifty custom car window screens to keep pesky critters at bay.

I have driven briefly on highway at 55 mph and on local city streets at 35 mph all over about 2 weeks. The film stayed on perfectly, kept the heat in the car and the cold out .

Trying something new...reflex bubble insulation Window rain guards? Almost close door..loop over top of door and take sides and fold inside to get water...