I'm about to soon be living in my car to save money and get myself out of debt. All of my belongings are in storage and I will only have the daily necessities stored in my vehicle. I also bought a queenbsize memory foam mattress cover that i am going to fold in half and put in a black twin sized fitted sheet as my bedding. And for the cold I also got a zero degree sleeping bag. I really did not want to spend the money on window deflection. This video is super helpful for being more stealthy and saving a lot of money! Thanks a million man!!!
I'm glad it helps dude. Be wary of storage units, I had one for a while and I never pulled anything out of it. I could have rebought all the crap in there with the money I spent on the unit. Just make sure it is something really necessary you are storing and not just some ikea furniture.
I'm with ya, Dude. I'm im my ride right now as we speak, watching the snow fall. Its cold, small & cramped, but its only temporary. Heres to all of us in a nice, cozy, safe & affordable place - very soon.
For anyone worried about safety, I would def splurge on the black tape. You can see that silver duct tape from the outside & it will be pretty obvious someone is in there. If its just "Blacked out" it look more intimidating to others as well.
just a little tidbit I found out from duct taping the edges. if you don't use a tape that's heat resistant all that duct tape will start to melt in 90 degree heat and it's a b**** to get that stuff off.
I've been in Zion and Moab 38-42C | 95-105F for the past week+ and they have held up fine. Things I've stuck to my windshield with command stickies on the other hand... have fallen off.
@@IdRatherBeHiking Brand name for the heat-tolerant duct tape, please? I hear you said Dollar Store, but given the melting issue, it'd be great to know more.
The "can't find double xl in Canada but in the states you can find triple xl for sure!" comment as a probably unintentional stab at obesity in America was hilarious XD
Thank you!!!! I've been on and off homeless/car sleeping since I was 18yo I'm now 27yo and although I'm not sure in the states how well this would go over, it's the VERY first video/literally ANYTHING I've ever seen on how to make the whole car living situation easier on you and especially in the south with all the mosquito and bugs here, that T-shirt idea is GENIUS. So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so So SO much!!!!
Watched your video yesterday and I just gotta say, SOLID advice! I've got a road trip coming up and will be sleeping in my SUV for 2 nights. I've tried sleeping on the road before and felt exposed and nervous so obviously didn't sleep much. I now feel I'll sleep just fine. I decided to buy a tension rod and a big blackout curtain I found on the sale rack at Walmart that I'll hang behind the front seats. That way, I'll have a way to peek out the curtain if I hear anything suspicious. Thanks for sharing this cheap and easy method and for having the common sense and know how to do it. Bravo!!
A good trick is to insert old plastic subway cards, loyalty program cards, room key cards, etc. into the edges of the window trim to hold up the shades and fill any light holes.
I am so impressed. I have always been concerned if I needed privacy in my car to use the toilet, it would be such a headache to cover all the windows in a hurry. Your video has solved that problem
I moved into my car yesterday and spent the night with shirts towels and whatever else to block light. I don't worry about people, that's my dogs department.. anyways I woke up half mad half asleep and said I need curtains.. this was the first video that showed up with what I typed in, and it worked perfectly. I'm in a very very dark car tonight.. but keep in mind you will need to tweek it some...I cut one to short I just take an added a piece to it and kepted rolling..I added a few stripes of tape vertical and horizontal to give it some stability that is nice and take my word for it.. on the side that faces out.. cover that duct tape up with some black electrical tape.. Thank you for the video. I'm gonna sleep good tonight.
Getting yoga Matt's from the thrift store is another great way to cover the windows. Cutting in the shape of the windows. They stay put and are good insulation 😊
Brilliant! 😂😂😂 My lease is up next month and I’m going back to being off the grid. My SUV is ready for me. All I need is the covers for the windows! I’m so looking forward to this! This will be my second time doing this, but I had an RV back then. I wish I hadn’t sold it.
Love your creative engineering projects! I’m looking forward to making the window shades. The use of duct tape beyond the edges, and the pull tab are brilliant.
You can use small pieces of paper (letter size cut in half) and tape and tuck them in around the edges. More work somewhat but easier to to tuck them into all the corners and draw an accurate boundary. Once you have a paper ring around your window tape up, draw the edges and carefully remove it. You only need to tape it down a little to the glass and that makes removal easier. Cut it out and have a template
@@silla-je9od oh yikes. I guess aluminum foil is recyclable so in that sense not terrible. But you could cut plain paper into small sizes and so that’s not too is bad in my eyes
Those foam boards that you used are actually perfect because aside from blocking out light or peeping toms they also have a little bit of insulation so it will be a little warmer inside when camping out in the cold. I made the window covers for my van out of a big roll of reflectix which was given to me by the grace of God. It was enough to do all of the side windows on my econoline. My wife and use the van for camping in when we go on road trips and its also where i hang out on my lunch breaks at work
@@IdRatherBeHiking understandable. Get yourself a nice hefty sleeping bag and maybe a portable buddy heater and you can always double up the window covers
@@IdRatherBeHiking yup , just make sure that its secured somewhere that nothing can fall in front of it and gets burned 🔥. Crack a window open just a little bit for ventilation
Just keep in mind that you are going to have to repeatedly keep making them, since after repeated use they will no longer just " push in ", due to material wear and loss of structural integrity providing the outward compression force to hold itself inside the window frame.
I’m so glad I found your video before I purchase the screen mesh window cover. Saved me loads of money. Will be going to the thrift store & find 4 XXXL shirt for my SUV front & passenger windows. Kudos to your creative ideas! 🙏❤️🙌
Oh Thank You. Budget camper/roadtripper from a small town. Can't find reflectix. Besides the privacy issue, sometimes I just need to block the sun out of the side windows. I need to upgrade from packing paper & maps taped to the windows.
Those boughten ones you showed for the front are great! I got one of those for my little motorhome. Ordered according to my vehicle and it fit great and even had a velcro piece to put around the rearview mirror to hold in place besides using the visors on the side. Your cardboard and t-shirt idea is brilliant!
You showed proof that all Stealthing/Nomads can utilize and do what is best for our vehicle and working environment! Even if there are those that don't/can't work... This video helped TRAMENDOUSLY! ~ Thank you!
I'm glad, I just used those for 3 months straight and they held up well. I ended up bending the corner to let in a bit of air on the front 2 side windows.
@@IdRatherBeHiking actually I did buy the WeatherTech custom-made window shades for my 2021 Toyota 4Runner for $200 and have no regrets they’re very high-quality and fit perfectly. When they’re in you can’t see your hand in front of your face in the middle of the afternoon.
Thank you. I really like this version better than all of the other DIY and even the expensive premade ones. I will try to use a stiffer type of material to use for the windshield with the extra tape to jam it in place. Also in my Gen 3 Prius, the back hatch glass is almost flat and even the premade ones fall down... Still would need to be in two pieces as well.
Thanks moving into car been struggling and wasting money this is so simple. Added $1store sun screen to reflect sun in desert. Again thanks, saved lots$
Farms stores (Feldmans, Tractor Supply, I know for sure) and Ace Hardware stores all have discount piles and bins. Returned items, opened packages, discontinued items and generally lots of tools a person can use for survival at a discount.
Gonna try this next time after getting briefly terrified by a lady banging on my door asking for money at a rest stop last night, and right after I fell asleep too! One question that occurred to me when I woke up the next day, though: Do you have any issue/deterioration from condensation that occurs on the windows inside the vehicle after a cold night?
I was working on a new version that uses this method with some small magnets as the cardboard gets a little warped and isnt as tight, something to think about. I was hoping to already have that video done for yall but I'm dealing with a catastrophe right now, see my most recent video,, so ya it'll be I'm not sure when but I'll be making part 2 of this at some point.
@@r0binIsntAmish1669 I'm 10 years, full time vehicle dweller. Started in pick up trucks. Then got camper shells and finally an RV that I've had remodeled as a tiny house on wheels. I just bought the van so we had something not so scarey on mountains and stuff. I already have everything I really need from living this way and backpacking the U.S. I've just always hung covers up at night in pick ups. I grabbed card board yesterday to make mine with.
@@poorwhitetrashangel4744 Cool, thanks for sharing. I notice some people do online jobs when traveling, too. Just looking for ideas to configure my own journey. Thanks again.
I did this yesterday. Then saw your video afterwards. I have to wonder about condensation? I'll be making a trip to PA soon for a few months & weather up there creates rain & lots of humidity. Have you had any issues with condensation ruining the foam boards?
they get warped a little, they actually bend to the shape of the window a lot more in the sun. After 2 months i need to add a new layer of tape to make it fit tight again but it only took a few minutes.
Better to use transparent plastic film to draw your stensils, if it's thin enough it will stick to the glass because of static electricity. That way it better conforms to the shape, you don't need to fold or crumple up edges and you can see what's behind when you're making markings.
Good tips! Luv the black tee shirt! Copy that. The panels, i have with the foil bubble wrap and i want different than flat panels. At least with one window to start, possibly the hatch window, soo huge, soo awkward to install things there.
that stuff is $31 a roll where I live plus would be silver on the outside. My method is $4 and is black. The reflectix probably offers better insulation but ya costs more.
Don't you find the air flow is hampered by the double layer of shirt material? I made screens and they hamper air flow. Thanks for the video - hi from Southeastern Ontario
Thanks for sharing your tips for car camping blackout blinds. I'm watching from Dublin Ireland and want to try car camping as a test to see if I would go further and buy and convert a van in the near future. I notice you're left handed and that probably means you think outside the box. 💚💚🍀🍀😺😺💚💚
I'm about to soon be living in my car to save money and get myself out of debt. All of my belongings are in storage and I will only have the daily necessities stored in my vehicle. I also bought a queenbsize memory foam mattress cover that i am going to fold in half and put in a black twin sized fitted sheet as my bedding. And for the cold I also got a zero degree sleeping bag. I really did not want to spend the money on window deflection. This video is super helpful for being more stealthy and saving a lot of money! Thanks a million man!!!
I'm glad it helps dude. Be wary of storage units, I had one for a while and I never pulled anything out of it. I could have rebought all the crap in there with the money I spent on the unit. Just make sure it is something really necessary you are storing and not just some ikea furniture.
Hope things are working out.
This is my exact plight now...
I'm with ya, Dude. I'm im my ride right now as we speak, watching the snow fall. Its cold, small & cramped, but its only temporary. Heres to all of us in a nice, cozy, safe & affordable place - very soon.
Bouta be in a escape full time lol
For anyone worried about safety, I would def splurge on the black tape. You can see that silver duct tape from the outside & it will be pretty obvious someone is in there. If its just "Blacked out" it look more intimidating to others as well.
I found some black tape eventually and patched mine up
Yeah I’d go black tape too!👍🏻
great advice! thank you!
just a little tidbit I found out from duct taping the edges. if you don't use a tape that's heat resistant all that duct tape will start to melt in 90 degree heat and it's a b**** to get that stuff off.
I've been in Zion and Moab 38-42C | 95-105F for the past week+ and they have held up fine. Things I've stuck to my windshield with command stickies on the other hand... have fallen off.
Good to know, I am in the desert and in the shade it can get past 120 degrees
Do they make a heat-resistant form of duct tape or what tape is recommended?
@@IdRatherBeHiking Brand name for the heat-tolerant duct tape, please?
I hear you said Dollar Store, but given the melting issue, it'd be great to know more.
@@flowersafeheartI highly recommend industrial gorilla 🦍 black tape or brown tape...
The "can't find double xl in Canada but in the states you can find triple xl for sure!" comment as a probably unintentional stab at obesity in America was hilarious XD
I commented on that too 😆
Pretty much "in your face" comment 😂
Merica #1
The shirt as a bug net is genius. I paid far too much for the "real" kind 🤦♀️😅
Me too
Thank you!!!! I've been on and off homeless/car sleeping since I was 18yo I'm now 27yo and although I'm not sure in the states how well this would go over, it's the VERY first video/literally ANYTHING I've ever seen on how to make the whole car living situation easier on you and especially in the south with all the mosquito and bugs here, that T-shirt idea is GENIUS. So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you so So SO much!!!!
I've been stressing about this car camping trip I planned and you saved me SO much money and SO MUCH stress
Watched your video yesterday and I just gotta say, SOLID advice! I've got a road trip coming up and will be sleeping in my SUV for 2 nights. I've tried sleeping on the road before and felt exposed and nervous so obviously didn't sleep much. I now feel I'll sleep just fine. I decided to buy a tension rod and a big blackout curtain I found on the sale rack at Walmart that I'll hang behind the front seats. That way, I'll have a way to peek out the curtain if I hear anything suspicious. Thanks for sharing this cheap and easy method and for having the common sense and know how to do it. Bravo!!
The Dollar Store XxL black t-shirt idea is an amazing idea! Thank you!
The only downside is if you are in Moab its 42 degrees / 105 F the double layer of shirt doesn't allow enough airflow at those temperatures
A good trick is to insert old plastic subway cards, loyalty program cards, room key cards, etc. into the edges of the window trim to hold up the shades and fill any light holes.
I am so impressed. I have always been concerned if I needed privacy in my car to use the toilet, it would be such a headache to cover all the windows in a hurry. Your video has solved that problem
Damn...
If you’re taking a crap in your car you are beyond the worries of needing privacy
@@shamicentertainment1262😂 lol when nature calls u do what u gotta do.
This is Brilliant. I was going to invest all of this money into car curtains. Now I’ll DIY. Thanks Bud
Ive used them everynight for 65 days now and they are still going strong
I moved into my car yesterday and spent the night with shirts towels and whatever else to block light. I don't worry about people, that's my dogs department.. anyways I woke up half mad half asleep and said I need curtains.. this was the first video that showed up with what I typed in, and it worked perfectly. I'm in a very very dark car tonight.. but keep in mind you will need to tweek it some...I cut one to short I just take an added a piece to it and kepted rolling..I added a few stripes of tape vertical and horizontal to give it some stability that is nice and take my word for it.. on the side that faces out.. cover that duct tape up with some black electrical tape.. Thank you for the video. I'm gonna sleep good tonight.
glad it helped
Getting yoga Matt's from the thrift store is another great way to cover the windows. Cutting in the shape of the windows. They stay put and are good insulation 😊
Brilliant! 😂😂😂 My lease is up next month and I’m going back to being off the grid. My SUV is ready for me. All I need is the covers for the windows! I’m so looking forward to this! This will be my second time doing this, but I had an RV back then. I wish I hadn’t sold it.
You can make due with a SUV.
Dude you rock. I’ve been scouring Amazon with no luck.
The tape on the sides to hold the covers in place is genius! Thx so much!
Love your creative engineering projects! I’m looking forward to making the window shades. The use of duct tape beyond the edges, and the pull tab are brilliant.
A little update on that, as you use these over and over they'll flex and bend a bit, I just duct taped them again and they fit snug again.
You can use small pieces of paper (letter size cut in half) and tape and tuck them in around the edges. More work somewhat but easier to to tuck them into all the corners and draw an accurate boundary. Once you have a paper ring around your window tape up, draw the edges and carefully remove it. You only need to tape it down a little to the glass and that makes removal easier. Cut it out and have a template
thats a good idea
I saw a guy use a bunch of aluminium foil to make the window cover patterns.
@@silla-je9od oh yikes. I guess aluminum foil is recyclable so in that sense not terrible. But you could cut plain paper into small sizes and so that’s not too is bad in my eyes
Aluminum foil worked very well for me also. I happened to have a large size roll on hand.
It's the freehanding and getting a template correct that was my entire problem..
takes a bit to get it for sure. Can always fix it with black tape
Good ideas. Much better than my reflectix ordeal. I've wasted 75 dollars so far and not a happy camper.
Those foam boards that you used are actually perfect because aside from blocking out light or peeping toms they also have a little bit of insulation so it will be a little warmer inside when camping out in the cold. I made the window covers for my van out of a big roll of reflectix which was given to me by the grace of God. It was enough to do all of the side windows on my econoline. My wife and use the van for camping in when we go on road trips and its also where i hang out on my lunch breaks at work
Ya it does add a bit, still gets really cold in there. They do well against a bit of moisture too.
@@IdRatherBeHiking understandable. Get yourself a nice hefty sleeping bag and maybe a portable buddy heater and you can always double up the window covers
@@gabrielpichardo1492 New sleeping bag is already on the way, a heater is a good idea
@@IdRatherBeHiking yup , just make sure that its secured somewhere that nothing can fall in front of it and gets burned 🔥. Crack a window open just a little bit for ventilation
Just keep in mind that you are going to have to repeatedly keep making them, since after repeated use they will no longer just " push in ", due to material wear and loss of structural integrity providing the outward compression force to hold itself inside the window frame.
I’m so glad I found your video before I purchase the screen mesh window cover. Saved me loads of money. Will be going to the thrift store & find 4 XXXL shirt for my SUV front & passenger windows. Kudos to your creative ideas! 🙏❤️🙌
Oh Thank You. Budget camper/roadtripper from a small town. Can't find reflectix. Besides the privacy issue, sometimes I just need to block the sun out of the side windows. I need to upgrade from packing paper & maps taped to the windows.
Those boughten ones you showed for the front are great! I got one of those for my little motorhome. Ordered according to my vehicle and it fit great and even had a velcro piece to put around the rearview mirror to hold in place besides using the visors on the side. Your cardboard and t-shirt idea is brilliant!
Wow, will be doing this before travelling Europe in my Volvo at end of the week! Thanks for the advice :)
You showed proof that all Stealthing/Nomads can utilize and do what is best for our vehicle and working environment! Even if there are those that don't/can't work... This video helped TRAMENDOUSLY! ~ Thank you!
cheers
These are amazing but if you lazy and need an instant solution buy black garbage bags and tape every window with electric tape.
Thankyou, im currently setting up my car to do some camping trips (Australia) and this video is really helpful, love DIY stuff.
I'm glad, I just used those for 3 months straight and they held up well. I ended up bending the corner to let in a bit of air on the front 2 side windows.
What a great solution for this problem!! Thanks for the video.
I am definitely going to try these ideas. The XL T-shirt is a great idea!!! I'm heading out to the Good Will store tomorrow!
If you get the large size roll of tinfoil you can fold and press along the edges of the widow for a perfect template very quickly.
Tshirt idea very clever! Thanks for all the tips.
Genius dude I almost bought the WeatherTech $175 window shades
glad it helps!
@@IdRatherBeHiking actually I did buy the WeatherTech custom-made window shades for my 2021 Toyota 4Runner for $200 and have no regrets they’re very high-quality and fit perfectly. When they’re in you can’t see your hand in front of your face in the middle of the afternoon.
What a smart and resourceful dude, very effective too thanks for the ideas
cheers
I'm getting ready for a long road trip and this will be perfect for me. Thank you so much! The black T-shirt idea for ventilation is awesome!
Thanks for the DIY projects. Want to do this someday.
Thank you. I really like this version better than all of the other DIY and even the expensive premade ones. I will try to use a stiffer type of material to use for the windshield with the extra tape to jam it in place. Also in my Gen 3 Prius, the back hatch glass is almost flat and even the premade ones fall down... Still would need to be in two pieces as well.
Awesome!! Thanks for the simple inexpensive alternative!! 💙☺️
Did your strategy for my Outback and it works like a charm!! Cheap and easy
Awesome Machael glad it helped
Thank you! Absolutely fantastic solution for privacy issues while car camping.
You are creative & smart. Excellent video. Going to give this a try just for privacy haha.
they are still holding up
Thanks moving into car been struggling and wasting money this is so simple. Added $1store sun screen to reflect sun in desert. Again thanks, saved lots$
Cheers friend
He keeps saying "jam it in there". I don't know why but it's making me laugh hard 😂 😂.
Thanks for the good tips brother.
This is so creative. I'm going to busy DIY over the next few days!
Farms stores (Feldmans, Tractor Supply, I know for sure) and Ace Hardware stores all have discount piles and bins. Returned items, opened packages, discontinued items and generally lots of tools a person can use for survival at a discount.
"I'm going to trace it from the inside"..
2 seconds later
"So it's proving difficult to do it from the inside"
Thank you!!! This hack worked perfectly for me!
Gonna try this next time after getting briefly terrified by a lady banging on my door asking for money at a rest stop last night, and right after I fell asleep too!
One question that occurred to me when I woke up the next day, though: Do you have any issue/deterioration from condensation that occurs on the windows inside the vehicle after a cold night?
they will slowly warp in the winter and get less tension over 6 months. After 1.5 years I had to remake so far only 1 of them
A great video. Thanks for sharing. I had one of the front windscreen covers you used. I loved it to keep the car cool in summer.
Good job Bob totally terrific
Yes, 5 extra large available in the States.
I've since picked up 4x shirts for $1.25 each at dollar tree which work amazing
100 gold for you !!! So simple yet effective !!!!! Thanks !!
cheers friend
Nice I'm going to do. Thanks
Great thinking good on you putting the time to work out a great solution I was thinking of magnets but this is so easy
I was working on a new version that uses this method with some small magnets as the cardboard gets a little warped and isnt as tight, something to think about. I was hoping to already have that video done for yall but I'm dealing with a catastrophe right now, see my most recent video,, so ya it'll be I'm not sure when but I'll be making part 2 of this at some point.
Love the setup! Window curtains are a game changer
Wow you’re really smart and this is soo helpful!!
I'm so glad!
Brilliant! Many thanks for posting.
Me watching this wishing I could build out my Nissan Senta 😥. Either way, I'm really enjoying this series
You maybe could. If you can live without a back seat take it out, and your legs could into the trunk
I like the T-shirt idea, I guess if you stretch it enough it will allow some air flow
I found some 4xl black synthetic shirts in the states and they still blackout the window but let air in
innovative idea... i liked it
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you! I thought I'd make me some from card board and found this.
Same. I’ve been living out of my car for about a month now & they finally have ripped. Pretty frustrating!
@@r0binIsntAmish1669 I'm 10 years, full time vehicle dweller. Started in pick up trucks. Then got camper shells and finally an RV that I've had remodeled as a tiny house on wheels. I just bought the van so we had something not so scarey on mountains and stuff. I already have everything I really need from living this way and backpacking the U.S. I've just always hung covers up at night in pick ups. I grabbed card board yesterday to make mine with.
What do you do for income?
Silla, I'm a traveling artist.
@@poorwhitetrashangel4744 Cool, thanks for sharing. I notice some people do online jobs when traveling, too. Just looking for ideas to configure my own journey. Thanks again.
Hey, thanks for the link on those windshield shades. Hoping to make a 6-9 month road trip next year , but doing some weekends in my Escape for now.
Love it!! Thanks for sharing 😊
Very cool! This is so creative, thanks for sharing! I am going to try this
pressed against the glass from exterior motion detection ; rebounds pressure to not minimize shatter percentage
come again? I don't follow
using a carpet/floormat on concrete staircases should be aladdin aesthetic ; you read
This will save me so much time and money, thanks!
I understand black landscaping fabric works in a pinch for window curtains.
Good idea. Stay safe.
I did this yesterday. Then saw your video afterwards. I have to wonder about condensation? I'll be making a trip to PA soon for a few months & weather up there creates rain & lots of humidity.
Have you had any issues with condensation ruining the foam boards?
they get warped a little, they actually bend to the shape of the window a lot more in the sun. After 2 months i need to add a new layer of tape to make it fit tight again but it only took a few minutes.
Amazing and the tab is brilliant. Thanks
Nice David. You have a wonderful weekend
You too!
Try dark contractor trash bags cut them and use magnets to hold it in place
Brilliant! I was pricing other options but they were closer to $80! Thank you!
Better to use transparent plastic film to draw your stensils, if it's thin enough it will stick to the glass because of static electricity.
That way it better conforms to the shape, you don't need to fold or crumple up edges and you can see what's behind when you're making markings.
@russellbeta where do you get transparent plastic film that's easy to work with here?
@@flyingcat2054 I don't know where "here" is but I just got it in a local hardware store. You can probably buy it online too.
Love this!
Great information, thank you. If you just paint everything black, these look extremely stealthy behind the tinted windows.
Thanks. I work a split shift. Use to just relax in the lunch room, but pandemic ended that.
Great video thanks for sharing
I felt offended when he said 1.75 CAD is equal to .25 USD but he made it up by saying we don't have XXL in Canada 😂
Its all true! haha
Well done mate. Good thinking
Thank you
Good tips! Luv the black tee shirt! Copy that. The panels, i have with the foil bubble wrap and i want different than flat panels. At least with one window to start, possibly the hatch window, soo huge, soo awkward to install things there.
Bet you could use the big shirts to make a cover for the window covers also.
Genius. Thanks for sharing.
Top work fella !
thanks Dan
Great Idea!
genius
Buy a roll of reflectix. Much easier and looks like a car window shade.
that stuff is $31 a roll where I live plus would be silver on the outside. My method is $4 and is black. The reflectix probably offers better insulation but ya costs more.
Pretty cool 😎 very genius Idea
glad it was helpful
I might have to try this because I suck making them out of reflective
is this posterboard or foam board?
thank you!!!
2:09 LOL! Not this man callin us Americans fatties 💀😂💀 Loved the tips too!! Thank you!! 🙌🏻
haha I don't make the sizes
thank you brother
thank you brilliant
glad it was helpful
Don't you find the air flow is hampered by the double layer of shirt material? I made screens and they hamper air flow. Thanks for the video - hi from Southeastern Ontario
I do those shirt screens are a cheap easy way by reduce airflow I have an updated video with is a much better design.
What mattress do you use? I have a thin inflatable sleeping pad and I’m looking into a small foam mattress that will fit in the back of my car.
I have a full buildout video that shows my mattress. Its a set of 3 outdoor cushions with fabric sewn around them
Thanks for sharing your tips for car camping blackout blinds. I'm watching from Dublin Ireland and want to try car camping as a test to see if I would go further and buy and convert a van in the near future. I notice you're left handed and that probably means you think outside the box. 💚💚🍀🍀😺😺💚💚
excellent idea.