Maanpa
Central Point, Oregon
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RV Quick Shade is the only way to go. They always stay clean, dry and easy to put up and take down. You always stay dry and warm when putting up and taking down. NEVER HAVE TO WORRY WHAT THE OUTSIDE WEATHER IS DOING. I would never use others as as long as I own a MH.
Koran & Darlene
Creole , Cajun  & Bayou (Our 4 Legged Kids)
2007 Itasca Suncruise 38T
PressurePro/Progressive SP
Steer Safe/Vantage BB/Stowmaster
Hughes Autoformer
2004 Rubicon
Goodsam/PA/F394282
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driveby
Vancouver BC Canada
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4seasons wrote:Do the inside sunscreens fit very tight or are they pretty wrinkled looking? I'm loving the idea of being able to put them up inside but not sure how they look once up.Thanks for any responses.
after not using the quickshades for about 6 months putting them up last weekend there was some curling at the edges and a fold line where I folded them in half. 1/2 hour later they hung just fine.
2008 Itasca Sunova 35J Class A
1997 TJ Sahara, hard and soft tops and AC
Held together via Roadmaster Falcon 2 tow bar and stopped by US Gear Unified Brake system.
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FeeLine
Middletown, NJ USA
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Joined: 05/24/2003
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Prompt, Winter Haven Fl.
No snaps, No holes, No Velcro
Good product, good service.
Paul & Ellen with Daphne & Digby 2006 HR Ambassador 40 PLQ, 2004 Jeep Liberty. F.M.C.A. F241322
Good Sam
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bobtucker
Dillsboro, IN
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Just picked up our new Prompt windshield covers today. Took me longer then 30 seconds to hookup. Probably 3 minutes for the first time. Next time should only take 2 minutes. Great folks to work with. I'm happy
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BigSkyBob
Western Montana
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Joined: 11/21/2006
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A vote for Prompt RV Sunscreen. Easy and attractive.
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The Beave
Georgetown TX USA
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I did the same thing that HENRY P did only I used shade cloth from Home Depot. Works great, cost about $10.
The Beave
30' 1997 Beaver Monterey
(The shortest DP we could find)
2005 Honda CR-V
Remco surge brake
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TEXAS2STEP
New Braunfels Texas
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Go with Prompt. The best.
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BroncoRVer
8,600 feet elevation, Colorado
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Joined: 07/22/2005
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I had Prompts, and after a year, gave them away.
The Prompts good:
The front windshield cover stays on....fairly tight.
The Prompts bad:
a. The straps that hold the windshield cover on, are across both your side windows.
b. If you have Prompt side window covers, you can NEVER get them tight...especially with the straps underneath them from the windshield cover.
c. The side windows suction cups wont hold the fabric tight and sagging happens, causing water stains to appear in the gathering sagging area.
d. You still need a ladder...there is no way you could reach up high enough with the suction cups without one.
e. The material is MUCH thinner than the 85% Sunguards.
I installed SUNGUARD window shades with stainless steel screws, and all three front covers are as tight and neat as a marine corps bed.
I can also snap these up with my step ladder MUCH faster than I can with the old Prompts I had...and these Sunguards look MUCH nicer and 85% protection with much thicker material than the Prompts.
2006 Winnebago Voyage 35A, W-22
Brake Buddy, Aventa II tow bar, Protect-A-Tow
2005 Hyundai Elantra toad
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jhsdls75
Oklahoma City, OK
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Joined: 07/21/2004
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We have the Quick Shades. Love them. Can't say enough good about them. Go up and down so easy. Great price. Have them for the side driver and passenger windows also. And like said before, it is done from the inside.
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