Likewise, I'm ready to buy an 80 set if they come back around
Window socks, first use impressions (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Rusco
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
Sorry to say I dont see screens coming back anytime soon. We finally found another vendor early 2017 but soon afterwards they stopped production without any notice or future manufacturing date. 
Read to the end of this thread only to be disappointed!
Has anyone found a good subsitute? I could really use these.
Has anyone found a good subsitute? I could really use these.
Throwing my name in the hat for a set if they ever become available.
I just finished sewing a set of FZJ80 rear window bug nets. I will post pics soon.
Make A LOT more
MoJ
Moderator
These fit fine
XL/Car Windows Sun Shades for SUVs Windows up to 21-22in x 46-50in. Mesh Shade Socks for Baby. Car Window Screens for Camping. Covers Fully (2-Pack) Amazon product ASIN B07HYXZYMN
XL/Car Windows Sun Shades for SUVs Windows up to 21-22in x 46-50in. Mesh Shade Socks for Baby. Car Window Screens for Camping. Covers Fully (2-Pack) Amazon product ASIN B07HYXZYMN
I was really after a clean way to have bug nets on the rear windows.
First I used velcro along the rubber stripping and cut out some bug net to match the shape of the window.
This worked okay, but the adhesive backed velcro would peel due to the heat of the sun and so I needed version 2.
For version 2, I got some fabric and zippers and tucked the fabric behind the rubber gasket in the window.
You can see I used multiple opposing zippers so that the ends of the window can be easily accessed.
I optend for a 3/4 zip so that I dont lose the netting and so it rolls up compact
Now I just have to test it out over the weekend.
Let me know your thoughts!
I plan to also make a snap on rain hood for the rear window to stay dry.
First I used velcro along the rubber stripping and cut out some bug net to match the shape of the window.
This worked okay, but the adhesive backed velcro would peel due to the heat of the sun and so I needed version 2.
For version 2, I got some fabric and zippers and tucked the fabric behind the rubber gasket in the window.
You can see I used multiple opposing zippers so that the ends of the window can be easily accessed.
I optend for a 3/4 zip so that I dont lose the netting and so it rolls up compact
Now I just have to test it out over the weekend.
Let me know your thoughts!
I plan to also make a snap on rain hood for the rear window to stay dry.
Thanks for the heads up on these on Amazon. Got mine today and they fit snug as a bug. Will be excellent for camping and sleeping in the back!
MoJ
Moderator
