On Feb 8, 3:27*pm, Eric Greenwell wrote:
On 2/8/2011 8:48 AM, Nyal Williams wrote:

Palmer mentions these as being available from an automotive firm in Canada.
* Apparently the firm is no longer in existence. *Anyone know a source?

I use Lexan panels on the inside of the canopy. Once they are made, the
panels can be installed or removed in just a few minutes, and used again
for many seasons. I've been using my panels for about 10 years now. You
can download my article on them from here (140K pdf).

*https://www.onlinefilefolder.com/2s9jp1he70NaAQ

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Eric Greenwell - Washington State, USA (change ".netto" to ".us" to
email me)

Here in frosty Canada (you know the place.....igloos, Eskimos, polar
bears!) we used to apply frost shields onto the inside of the
passenger windows or rear windows on vehicles that did not have great
interior heat. Of late I have not seen them on the store shelves but
a manufacturer shows up close to my home city of Winnipeg. Check
out : http://tarpsandfilters.com/frost_shields.php
Perhaps they can help. Meanwhile I have to go throw another log on
the fire.......minus 30C this AM, and time to put a jacket on when I
go out!