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Handy Hint: If your motorhome has tinted windows the best glass cleaner to use is one that does not have ammonia as an ingredient.
28 October 2018
Now You See Me - Now You Don't!
Last time we stayed in the bus, as we were eating dinner, we noticed whenever someone walked by they'd glanced in. Nothing wrong with that, it's only natural, but for us, it felt like we were in a gold fish bowl.
So we jumped on 'Google' and found that 'MS Auto Tints' on Haven Road in Nelson, do window tinting. We popped by and after a chat decided to book the bus in. It was done in a day and we're thrilled with the result.
Now all that can be seen are reflections. It's great!
Handy Hint: If your motorhome has tinted windows the best glass cleaner to use is one that does not have ammonia as an ingredient.
Handy Hint: If your motorhome has tinted windows the best glass cleaner to use is one that does not have ammonia as an ingredient.
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Great upgrade guys looks sharp Cheers Pete Willcox
ReplyDeleteThanks Pete. Next on the list is to add insect screens. Bernie is going to make them, should be interesting ;-)
ReplyDeleteWe are thinking of insect screens for Matilda but would need to match what's already there. I will watch with interest.
Deletelooks great,I did my own but certainly dont look as sharp as yours.A brilliant cleaner is johnsons baby shampoo mixed in water in a spray bottle,it cleans everything,we use it for everything.Tony Best
ReplyDeleteThanks Tony, that's good to know and handy being able to clean everything with it.
DeleteLove our tints too but make sure you pull curtains before putting lights on at night otherwise the goldfish bowl effect is magnified!
ReplyDeleteHa-ha, Thanks and yip we're on to it. Been warned about that.
DeleteLooks very smart. I wondered if you'd do it. We got our wee Ford Transit done, same reason. Already done on new motorhome when we picked it up.
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