Front window heat shield?

[wassen]

Does anyone have a recommendation of a good fitting front window heat shield? The one that you put in when you have parked your car. Ok fitting and no sharp edges that make marks every time you use it.

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[Mick the Quick]

These WeatherTech ones are made specifically for CTR. They make good products in the USA.

 

[Divisi0n]

The fold-up Covercraft ones are the way to go.

 

[MonkeyBoost]

The fold-up Covercraft ones are the way to go.

Agreed!

 

[23Red]

I carried over my collapsible sunshield from my 2000 Civic. Fits perfectly without have to lower the visors and folds up small enough to fit under the seat.

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[wassen]

Thanks for the replies!

 

[HBKEAZY!]

If you can, get the whole windshield tinted. 70% or 50% if you can. Stops a lot of the heat coming in from the front and it reduces the glare off incoming traffic. 70% is not noticeable at all it’s just for protection. Now the 50% is slightly darker from the outside and from a certain distance and angles it looks a few shades darker. I can still see everything fine it’s not blurry or anything like that. I have done this to all my cars I can’t be with out tint in the front.

 

[EmBloom]

If you can, get the whole windshield tinted. 70% or 50% if you can. Stops a lot of the heat coming in from the front and it reduces the glare off incoming traffic. 70% is not noticeable at all it’s just for protection. Now the 50% is slightly darker from the outside and from a certain distance and angles it looks a few shades darker. I can still see everything fine it’s not blurry or anything like that. I have done this to all my cars I can’t be with out tint in the front.

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[23Red]

If you can, get the whole windshield tinted. 70% or 50% if you can. Stops a lot of the heat coming in from the front and it reduces the glare off incoming traffic. 70% is not noticeable at all it’s just for protection. Now the 50% is slightly darker from the outside and from a certain distance and angles it looks a few shades darker. I can still see everything fine it’s not blurry or anything like that. I have done this to all my cars I can’t be with out tint in the front.

I was going to suggest this but I figured OP was looking for something a little more economical. I tinted my windshield with Pinnacle F1 50% and it cuts out a ton of heat. I live in the south and I rarely have to use my sun screen. I kinda wish I went 70% because it looks darker than I thought from the outside but from the inside vision isn't impaired at all. I don't drive much at night so I can't comment on night vision.

 

[civicortez]

Another one here with the covercraft, amazing product would recommend! Easy to put on and remove, folds up to a decent size that can fit in any position inside the car

 

[toddrhodes]

I keep trying to find the Covercraft on Amazon but am failing. Anyone have a link to where they bought theirs?

 

[kingofhearts350]

I keep trying to find the Covercraft on Amazon but am failing. Anyone have a link to where they bought theirs?

I had to buy mine on Walmart, took about a week to get in

 

[civicortez]

I keep trying to find the Covercraft on Amazon but am failing. Anyone have a link to where they bought theirs?

You actually have to buy one for the civic sedan , they don’t “make” one for the Type R but every 10th gen civic has the same size windshield size so don’t worry it will fit

 

[Boni]

These covercraft ones are expensive, I did find a used 2 piece one from a 4 door 2012-2015 civic. Shipping is a bit expensive but it's still cheaper. Anyone know if it would fit a 2018 coupe? It's half the cost of a new one but don't want to spend that much only to find out it doesn't fit.

 

[CTR_MIKE]

Does anyone have a recommendation of a good fitting front window heat shield? The one that you put in when you have parked your car. Ok fitting and no sharp edges that make marks every time you use it.

Weathertech can be used in summer/winter (double sided)

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