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Originally Posted by kogvos
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All the colour blind ones that is. Actually all hipsters ever knew was what they were told to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by kogvos
Well just going slightly skew off topic, still heat related though.
Yes any colour if left out will get hot, last week in W.A we had a few 41 something degree days, mainly the monday and tuesday, a customers new (just happen to be black) Range Rover Sport sitting in the sun, the dash had a carpet dash mat and my digital temp gun was reading 85 deg C on the dash. So at that sort of temp, it aint going to matter the colour of the outside panels.
Regards
Daz
Did a long drive to lightning Ridge & back from Bne this week, in a black / industry roof Defender. The A/C struggled, but the exhaust wrap kept the floor and handbrake coolish
I'm about to fit a roof tray and I'm thinking of buying a rubber sheet, cutting it to size and fitting it to cover the tray. This could both reduce rattling of anything tied to the roof tray and shade the roof, I think.
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I reckon that is the best idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
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Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
Make sure you fit it in such a way that it doesn't hold pools of water...
I thought I'd make some holes in it so I can feed ratchet straps through them to hold things. That should let the water run off.Quote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
On the other hand it is a Defender so it might be better than it just flowing directly into the cabin ! ;) :lol2: