Z3 rear window protection

[Mus Musculus]

I now BMW sold (sells?) some fancy protection for when the rear plastic window is folded, but I just didn't feel the price was right… My more prosaic solution:

As befits an sport's car, the motifs are beach and sport.

 

[Jam03]

Be careful, I used a towel and it was a bit too thick and caused scratches on some parts of the window. Better to get a piece of polar fleece which is much thinner and easier to carry around for when you want to put the roof down.

 

[Mus Musculus]

Good stuff. I thought thicker stuff would work better, but will try the polar fleece.

 

[Mus Musculus]

Be careful, I used a towel and it was a bit too thick and caused scratches on some parts of the window. Better to get a piece of polar fleece which is much thinner and easier to carry around for when you want to put the roof down.

So, I followed your advice and go this polar fleece cut to size:

Looks better too.

I think I will add an elasticated band and hook, like the BMW one….

 

[TopazBlueZed]

I use a microfibre towel it works well ! Just need to put some elastic on to hold in place while operating the roof

 

[Ade33]

I bought a thin cat blanket from B&M for less than £10 although can get them anywhere..Its nice and thin and soft and does the trick to stop the creasing

 

[Guinn]

Dang! Wish I'd known, or at least had the imagination to think of this sooner. My rear window was virtually new when I bought car. It still looks okay, but might have stayed less creased and scratched...

 

[Jam03]

Some people have the gold standard: cloth with a bit of foam pipe insulation positioned at the point where the window folds so that it folds nicely around the pipe.

 

[Geoff Crispin]

Some people have the gold standard: cloth with a bit of foam pipe insulation positioned at the point where the window folds so that it folds nicely around the pipe.

Thats what I have done since I first had a Z3

 

[MuttyMax]

Foam -pile insulation from Wickes … def good idea where the fold is