Dashboard Mat
06-02-09, 10:37 AM
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Dashboard Mat
Does anybody have pictures of a dashboard mat on their IS? Any recommendations for a good quality one? I don't care if it makes the car ugly,I park outside and its hot! I will remove it when it starts to get cold.
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06-02-09, 12:53 PM
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Instead of buying a dashboard mat, get a sunshade from Canvas Works www.canvasworks.com It is custom fit to your IS, lowers your interiors temp. by 25+ degrees and protects your carpet/leather from fading due to UV rays.
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06-02-09, 04:37 PM
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For those who reacted with sarcasm 
sorry you guys feel that way but please stay on topic.
....like I said I don't care if its ugly!(its only for the summer,I am looking for "function" and not looks!)
Thanks to those who gave some recommendations, I already have the Windshield sunshade but the dashboard still gets hot...I wish I could tint it but I may get a ticket.I will check canvasworks.
sorry you guys feel that way but please stay on topic.....like I said I don't care if its ugly!(its only for the summer,I am looking for "function" and not looks!)Thanks to those who gave some recommendations, I already have the Windshield sunshade but the dashboard still gets hot...I wish I could tint it but I may get a ticket.I will check canvasworks.
06-02-09, 05:03 PM
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If you're worried about a tint ticket just get a lighter tint in the 35-50+% range. It'll still have 98% UV rejection and with solar (heat) rejection properties.
http://www.llumar.com/en/AutoSolarControl.aspx
http://www.llumar.com/en/AutoSolarControl.aspx
06-02-09, 10:10 PM
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IMO, the issue is NOT whether you’ll get a ticket or not. Rather, it’s a matter of safety, i.e., if you’re going to have a serious accident due to a reduced ability to see at night.