rear window protection

Have to agree with this one. Travel on heaps of gravel (with extended mudflaps), towing trailers. Had a run of bad luck!! ( 2 rear windows in 3weeks), fitted the above product and no more dramas. Can remove it whenever not needed, unlike the stick on ones. Wonder how the stick on ones are once they have been scratched a little?? My 2 bobs worth. Keep it real, regards Kirsten

Another supporter for the Obie's Outback product.

What the Obie's Screen Saver provides distinct from other products, is the provision of an air gap between the protective screen and the window glass. This increases the impact protection of the product before any damage can be done to the glass.

I have no association with the manufacturer, just a satisfied purchaser.

I "improved" on the original design, by replacing the Velcro strips (supplied for the window glass) with Velcro Spots which are less affected by changing weather conditions. I will eventually replace the original Velcro on the screen product with the "Spots" solution as well, but only when I need to.

Bruce and Anne - the only trouble with perspex as such is that is not uv protected - there is a product called Tuffex - from most perspec suppliers - that is uv resistant - 2mm is very flexible and works like a dream - just remember to take it off if you are leaving your vehicle parked especially in the heat - the glue on velcro will melt and your protector can slide off.\
jules

Will look in that thanks Julie.
Cheers Bruce.

David
If you are in Melbourne i will be at work on any day this week. Come down and have a cuppa and make one for your vehicle.Bring your own Velcro bits and pieces.

Your product is probably too thick and therefore not flexible - only needs to be 2mm - it then flexes to follow the curve of the window - no matter what shape. Also the 2mm is lighter so velcro hold it very well. - hook on window - loop on protector.