Clear Door windows

[Locowrench]

What do you use to block the clear windows in the doors?

[KanTC]

Locowrench,

Here's a recent similar thread/discussion... http://keystonerv.org/forums/showthread.php?t=15469

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[SAABDOCTOR]

WE USED "Wall paper for windows" it is a static cling cut to fit product. looks like stain glass. found it on line and at true value hardware. Does a great job of preventing the "full moon" from shining from the bathroom in ours.

[Locowrench]

All good solutions but I really want the best of both worlds. I like the clear windows for the ability to see out the curb side of the trailer. So Id really like a blind of sorts that one could pull down over the window at night for more privacy. Thats the plan that Im going to try to figure out. I was hoping someone beat me to it.

[abneynormal]

the windows in mine art tinted but at night you can see inside with the light on. I worked in a sign shop and we had vinyl I took black vinyl and cut it to fit in the window opening. I cut a low piece for the living room and a higher piece for the back bed room. no one can see in and you cant tell its on it by looking. since your windows are clear install the vinyl where you want it to be and cut tint for the rest. you can see out but people cant see in even at night with the interior lights on

[Nailz]

My entry door window is tinted. I also have a large window next to it that has factory blinds should I need to see who is at the door.

I took the cheap route and cut a piece of cardboard so that it fits into the inner window track. You can't see it from the outside. The backside of the cardboard that faces the interior is white and matches the door. Makes the wife happy that no-one can see inside at night.

Happy trails.

[CarbonFun]

I hung a towel over the screen door at night to block the window light coming into the bedroom on our old Cougar pull behind. It worked great and would make the room pitch dark and then in the morning I would just open the door and remove the towel. Simple solution. (I even did this during winter camping and it didn't affect the seal at all and kept the heat in.)

[ocho]

IS there enough space between the screen and the door to install a small pull down shade? It could also be a black out shade.

[Luckybuck55]

I put small pieces of self sticking Velcro on edge of window frame I then can put a towel on at night the Velcro will stick to the towel you can take on and off and can not see the little pieces of Velcro left on the frame and you can still open door because it is in between the screen