sweaty back has got to stop!
#1
sweaty back has got to stop!
I just recently moved to Florida and I cannot seem to sit in the Jeep for more than a few minutes before my back is just soaked! I don't recall this being such an issue back in Virginia. I'm going to put the bikini top back on, and hope that helps a little, but I would like to find a way to keep the Jeep topless. I've tried looking around hte forum for seat covers and saw Trek Armor covers get some good review for back sweat/swap ass. Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
#2
For $29 I was able to pick up the material to make my own shade for my JK that covers all the way back to the rear headrests. Blocks 90% of the UV and heat. It's really simple, I got the concept from another member's write up but can't find it now. The material is Super Solar Shade made by a company called Phifer and it's usually in stock at Lowes. The 48" X 84" roll is the ideal width and length. I purchased a grommet kit and just looked at photos online of several different shades like Spyder Shade to get an idea of grommet placement. Other than that, you just need the spider ball type bungie cords or zip ties to attach it. It took me less than 2 hours, the hardest part was a few fit tests on my JK.
One of the first things I noticed was that in addition to being cooler with the soft top down, my back and ass didn't sweat. A welcome change..of course, it's been 106 the last two days here in North Alabama, the sweat may have just evaporated before I noticed it!
One of the first things I noticed was that in addition to being cooler with the soft top down, my back and ass didn't sweat. A welcome change..of course, it's been 106 the last two days here in North Alabama, the sweat may have just evaporated before I noticed it!
#5
Originally Posted by AirBorne82
For $29 I was able to pick up the material to make my own shade for my JK that covers all the way back to the rear headrests. Blocks 90% of the UV and heat. It's really simple, I got the concept from another member's write up but can't find it now. The material is Super Solar Shade made by a company called Phifer and it's usually in stock at Lowes. The 48" X 84" roll is the ideal width and length. I purchased a grommet kit and just looked at photos online of several different shades like Spyder Shade to get an idea of grommet placement. Other than that, you just need the spider ball type bungie cords or zip ties to attach it. It took me less than 2 hours, the hardest part was a few fit tests on my JK.
One of the first things I noticed was that in addition to being cooler with the soft top down, my back and ass didn't sweat. A welcome change..of course, it's been 106 the last two days here in North Alabama, the sweat may have just evaporated before I noticed it!
One of the first things I noticed was that in addition to being cooler with the soft top down, my back and ass didn't sweat. A welcome change..of course, it's been 106 the last two days here in North Alabama, the sweat may have just evaporated before I noticed it!
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