M09-24 Protect Your RV Windshield with This Easy DIY Cover - No Sewing Required!“

RVs are a great way to travel and explore the country, but they can also be prone to damage from road debris and other hazards. One area that is especially vulnerable is the windshield, which can easily be chipped, cracked, or even shattered by flying rocks or other objects. However, you can protect your RV windshield and prevent costly repairs by making your own DIY protective cover.

Making a protective cover for your RV windshield is a simple and cost-effective way to keep it safe from damage.

Once your DIY protective cover is complete, simply place it over your RV windshield whenever it's parked or on the go. This will provide a barrier against rocks, branches, and other debris, as well as protect it from the harmful effects of the sun. Not only will this save you money on repairs, but it will also give you peace of mind knowing that your windshield is safe and secure.

In conclusion, creating a protective cover for your RV windshield is a practical and effective way to prevent damage and extend the life of your vehicle. With just a few materials and a little bit of effort, you can enjoy worry-free travels and protect your investment for years to come. So why not give it a try and make your own DIY protective cover today? Your windshield will thank you!

0:00 Intro
0:17 Given credit where credit is due
0:51 Items that you will need
Item 1 - CAP Barbell Foam Mat, Black Diamond Plate Texture, 7mm Thick (MT-46937EBK) https://a.co/d/9bvYcAZ
Item 2- Rubber Edge Trim, Self-Adhesive Rubber Edge Trim, Edge Protector for 1/4" Mirror, Fit 1/4"(6.4mm), Length 20Ft, Black Color, U Channel Edge Trim https://a.co/d/fxGEOUi
Item 3 - VELCRO Brand Extreme Outdoor Mounting Tape | 20Ft x 1 In, Holds 15 lbs https://a.co/d/7Ujw3zU
Item 4 - E-6000 Adhesive Metal, Glass, Fiberglass Masonry And Concrete Clear Carded 2 Oz https://a.co/d/bxPjsmU
Item 5 - Scotch Blue Sharp Lines Multi-Surface Painter's Tape https://a.co/d/eCnJE6R
Item 6 - Scotch Postal Wrapping Paper, 30 Inches x 15-Feet, Kraft Paper https://a.co/d/7F9Eoly
3:11 Step 1 - Roll out the postal paper measure, and then cut
4:10 Step 2 - Tape the postal paper to front of windshield
4:53 Step 3 - Trace the outline of the windshield
5:44 Step 4 - Carefully take the postal paper off the windshield
7:09 Step 5 - Cut along line to make the template
8:17 Step 6 - Tape the template to the mat
8:45 Step 7 - Cut out the template using scissors
9:38 Step 8 - Wipe the edge off to clean off dust and debris
10:03 Step 9a - Connect the trim by using the 3M tape and the glue
13:48 Step 9b - Use the 3M tape and the glue to finish the front side
16:18 Step 10 - Clean off the windshield before applying the Velcro
16:51 Step 11 - Apply the Velcro to the windshield edges
21:34 Step 12 - Apply the other side of Velcro to the cover's inside edges with glue
25:01 Step 13- Let the glue cure for at least 24 hours
25:38 The next day
26:32 Placing the finished product on the windshield
27:06 Admiring my work
28:17 Showing off my new slam latch locks and dust covers for the cam locks
28:50 Picture Gallery
29:25 Outro

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