Custom-fit configuration for your year, make and model.
Front and rear dash covers available for select vehicles.Made to order – this is not an off the shelf product.This results in a very sleek dash cover that would not warp or curl over time. Instead it uses a technique where the carpet is heated and molded to the curvature of the dash. Made from sleek polycarpet, the molded dashboard covers do not have any traditional stitching. Custom manufactured to the exact specifications of your vehicle to ensure a perfect fitĬustom Fit Dash Covers: Exceptional Fabrics, Fit & Quality.įor select models, we have available exact replica molds for your dash cover.Protects your rear deck from cracking and fading.Genuine Realtree® Hardwoods, Max-4 & AP designsĬover the area in sedans under the rear window.Genuine Mossy Oak® Break-Up, Break-Up Infinity & Treestand designsĪMAZING FIT AND LOOK OF GENUINE REALTREE.Protects your dash from cracking and fading.REDUCES GLARE AND PROTECTS AGAINST THE SUN. Special zigzag stitch used to allow cover to follow the contours of your dash.Laminated with high density foam to retain its shape.Made from a luxurious polyester material with a smooth velour finish.Guaranteed to retain its custom-fit shape for life.Thermo-formable backing for added shape retention.Made from our finest polycarpet material molded to the exact shape of your car's dashboard.Most of our custom covers are made in our main facility in Anaheim, California.
Also available: Cover the area in sedans under the rear window with Custom Rear Deck Covers. Custom fit Dash Covers are also available in camouflage patterns for Mossy Oak and Realtree. Engineered to protect your dash with cutouts for specific vehicle options. Results may vary, but if you've got a similar problem, this simple solution could make your summer driving a cooler experience.CoverKing Dash Covers are custom tailored for your specific vehicle and made to order per your specifications. What follows are the instructions for my little prototype. I could physically feel the difference between the two sides of the dashboard, with the area under the satin cover considerably cooler. It took about 10 minutes to create a working prototype and to my great delight, the results far exceeded my expectations! On a 90 degree afternoon, with my super simple dashboard cooler, my vehicle A/C circulated cold air without any trouble at all. At $6/yard, I figured it was worth a try. It looked just like the stuff on my springy cover, and was soft and shiny. Then I found some silvery gray satin fabric at Walmart. But neither was quite what I was looking for. I looked at the springy window cover device and considered if that could be re-purposed, and also at those shiny, crinkly accordion fold versions. Although it made a bit of a reflection on the passenger window, it seemed to at least relieve the some of the relentless heat coming off the dash a bit, and it got me to thinking.
On a lark, recently, I tossed one of our folded circular window screens up on the passenger side dash - the ones that spring open and you wedge into the inside of your windshield to help keep the interior cooler while you're parked. But when the sun's beating down on one of those 90+ degree days on that big black dashboard, the air turns decidedly warm. When we're driving on cloudy days, or when a cloud passes across the sun, the A/C is downright chilly. We live in Florida, and in the summer, our poor old Honda Civic air conditioner struggles to pump out luke cool air, at best.
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