High tech visor
OwnerBarbara Graham, Denits Graham +1inventors
InventorsBarbara Graham, Denits Graham, David Waters
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OwnerBarbara Graham, Denits Graham +1inventors
InventorsBarbara Graham, Denits Graham, David Waters
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Several variations of a new and improved sun visor for use within a motor vehicle are disclosed, with the visors coming in different sizes to fit all types of vehicles, such as automobiles, vans, trucks, boats, trains, and planes. The variations would comprise three different types of visors. The first variation of visor would replace the standard sun visor that is located at the top of a standard windshield immediately above an operator's line of sight while operating a particular vehicle. The second variation of visor would serve as a “clamp on” visor which would be removably attached to a standard car visor that would be present in a vehicle. The third type of visor would be used to cover a side window of a particular vehicle. The third variation of visor would use either clamps to serve as a “clamp on” visor or alternatively would have a pair of suction cups to removably attach the third type of visor to a particular side window.
A front windshield visor having a length and a width, the front windshield visor being fabricated from a non-glass durable substance, the non-glass durable substance being clear when little or no light is present but becoming opaque due to shading when exposed to sunlight or bright light.
A front windshield visor having a length and a width, the front windshield visor being fabricated from a non-glass durable substance, the front windshield having attachment means for attaching to a previously-installed front windshield visor within a vehicle.
A side-window sun visor having a length and a width, the side-window windshield visor being fabricated from a non-glass durable substance, the non-glass durable substance being clear when little or no light is present but becoming opaque due to shading when exposed to sunlight or bright light, the side-window sun visor having attachment means for attaching to a side window.
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