Does it block out enough sun? Or would you prefer it if it were darker?
286991
It does an adequate job...if I could re-do it, I would have bought one of those pull down suction cup window shades...this one is difficult to install (it's not just peel and stick), and doesn't cover the entire window (Honda Accord) so that the sun still gets through onto the baby's face, legs, etc.
286992
We like the amount it blocks. They are a little smaller than we would like for our van windows, so we are going to buy some more and cut them to fit.
286993
we thought they were dark enough and we're able to roll the window down with these although it takes a hot day in the sun to work the material out.
286994
It blocks out the sun great- you may want to remove it in the evening if you need to look through that window for turning out on to a street street see if cars are coming, that's my only complaint: In low light situations before people put on their lights, it is tough to see through
286995
The ones we had were sufficient for blocking out the sun. And worked as I had hoped. If it is not clinging, be sure you remove the protective film! I took them on and off as needed.
765113
It's dark. It's very nice looking. As far as heating up, I cannot say for sure. The sun shade covers well, but we have not been out for extended periods in hot weather.
38545
It is an excellent diffuser of sunlight but not an absolute blocker. I think it should sufficiently reduce the glare from sunlight.
717227
yes very clear,andyou can not not see out at night!in the day time no one can see in! we have shades to put down at night! in the day time it also keeps the heat from the sun out!!!
1511012
Yes. It keeps the sun out on the side where you hang it...my toddler grandchildren enjoyed naps on the beach in the shade for hours.
1201806
In my opinion, it is not too dark. It doesn't have quite the brightness or glare as without it. It kind of gives it a kindle feel to me, but I prefer that. It slightly diffuses the light, which is why some may feel it is dark. You can tell a difference.
1936917
It does make it easier to see in the sun but its not 100%. Depending on if you're directly in the sun or just a little bit. I love it it works great for me I am able to see just fine when in the sun.
2279917
Not dark at all, you can notice a slightly color change but thats about it. It gives a little reflection at night but nothing extreme. We love it.
143841
sun light its easy to see, in the shade its a little harder. you can use the light.
1600630
This shade filters a little bit but it's not really a room-darkening shade. At the price, I'd give it a try.
1792277
Works more like a solar shade. Certainly lessens the effect of the sun but does not completely block it. I used it to make outdoor pillows. Had a piece left over and held it up to sun, hence my opinion. Hope this helps
1044451
A medium-dark would definitely let you see a difference but wont look too dark :)
17081
You can't see clearly thru it. It depends on how much light is going thru it. We have it on the patio for the sun, and wish it was darker. For your purpose I think it would work. Home depot carries them, and Costco has a darker one. Hope this helped.
3504
It's heavy paper so it blocks out direct sun, however, it does let defused light in. It is not a blackout shade. One of the reasons I got it is I have plants that can not take direct sun, they'll burn, but they do need light, this shade is perfect.
883146
The screens are translucent -- so if you have bright light, it will diffuse the light but not completely block the sunlight. I think it should work as a good block to keep the strong sunlight from "sunbleaching" fabric etc.
1307856
im sorry but i returned mine back because it didnt block the sun..my daughter complained about the sun..
1507743
No it would not block sunlight, though it would partially block it. It's made of a fairly thin plastic.