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Recently ran into a Lance owner with a Auto Weave Upholstery cover for the front window of their 1986. We are considering getting one. Seemed well made. Would love to hear what others think of the this item.

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Recently ran into a Lance owner with a Auto Weave Upholstery cover for the front window of their 1986. We are considering getting one. Seemed well made. Would love to hear what others think of the this item.

You can buy them right here on our site.  And because you are a lifetime member, you get a discount.  Use code  LOACOVER23  at checkout for a discount.

You can get them here:

https://lanceowners.org/produc...egory/window-covers/

It will take about 3 weeks to receive after ordering.  Mine just arrived a couple days ago.  Looking forward to cover my busted front window (hopefully my 2017.5 1995 replacement front window will arrive in the next 6-8 weeks).  I did not see where to put in the Discount.  Maybe that discount is no longer available.  I paid the full $325 + about $30 shipping.

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It will take about 3 weeks to receive after ordering.  Mine just arrived a couple days ago.  Looking forward to cover my busted front window (hopefully my 2017.5 1995 replacement front window will arrive in the next 6-8 weeks).  I did not see where to put in the Discount.  Maybe that discount is no longer available.  I paid the full $325 + about $30 shipping.

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I just ordered one of these based on the recommendations here on the forum. I am terrified of those acrylic windows and don't even dare to wash them. I've been worried about rocks hitting that front one since I got the camper a year ago. I didn't know about these covers. Thanks for the info!

I use a snap removal tool (the below one) to remove the AutoWeave cover on our 1685.  It extends my reach, and makes removal a "snap" (pardon the pun).  By the way, during our Alaska trip this past Spring the cover was hit a few times with rocks thrown up by passing vehicles (not to mention mud and countless splattered bugs).  The window suffered no damage.



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After noticing a tiny stone chip 4 years ago, I was able to repair the chip to 99% invisibility.  We immediately bought and use our Auto Weave cover everytime we hit the road.  Not a single chip or mark on the front window since.   Initial installation took no more than 30 minutes.  Yet another simple mod in the pursuit of Happy Camping!

We have had ours for a while and love it unfortunately those "permanent" 3m double sided disks that mount the snaps onto the surface of the travel Trailer around the window come off after a season (in our case extreme cold and heat).

We cleaned and installed them properly; it's just the weather and temps eventually degrade the 3m disks until those plastic snaps pop off the surface when the cover is pulled off and need to be reaffixed with new double sided 3m disks.

I'm almost at the point of using something stronger than the 3m tape, something like a marine epoxy glue to affix them.

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