Hi
Has anyone had any experience with magnetic windscreen covers. Don’t fancy all the messing about with covers that have to be tied to protect from the frost. I want something quick and easy.
Thanks in advance.

Does your HSE not have a heated screen, never seen the need to cover mine when a press of a button will defrost it in 60 seconds Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Didn't want to mention that it was for my other car

Would have save me a reply if you had

Not seen the magnetic type, do you have a link ?

I'd be worried they would blow off in strong wind  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Just googled and found something on eBay, I was hoping they had magnets on the inside of the glass that held it in place

Just seen they stick to the body work, which will intern scratch unless you clean it before use Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

SORRY

This type of thing
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Windscreen-cover-with-m...43c150f7b2

£1.99 Aldi , quick and easy https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur...een-cover/

Thanks Lurcher.
I don’t know how ALDI do it for the price. My car has no door columns so the window glass drops about 6mm as you open the door and goes back up when you close it. I can imagine this being a problem in winter when the glass is frozen to the seal and I was looking for one that will cover the front door windows as well as the windscreen.

Is it a Mini ?

Little bit of Luke warm Walter in a jug
And before everyone says, ooooh don't do that! your crack your windshield....
been doing it for years and ain't had no issues to date

Not sure ill need it in the freely with the heated windshield, only time will tell  BETTER looking half of the famous Twinlanders
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Lurcher wrote:

Is it a Mini ?

Very nice

Slaneydore wrote:

Little bit of Luke warm Walter in a jug
And before everyone says, ooooh don't do that! your crack your windshield....
been doing it for years and ain't had no issues to date

Not sure ill need it in the freely with the heated windshield, only time will tell

Always used warm water to defrost my cars, never had a problem.

I had a car with similar window system, total pain to get into when it froze. In the end I put a Defa 1.2kw fan heater in the car. I had it set up so I could leave it in-situ throughout the winter but disconnect and take it out of the car in the spring. I routed the wiring so it ended up with an external 2 pin capped plug velroed under the rear bodywork. When I parked it at night I used to run an extension lead out to it and plug it in, the lead was connected to a programmable plug in the garage set to come on half an hour before I got in it. Not only did it de-freeze the door, the car was nice and warm to get into. 
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