Glareshield materials, adhesive

Let'sgoflying! said:
Recommendations? Hot Texas summers.
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Do you want something permanent or removeable?
Tough to find a product/glue that will last in those conditions. Best option is a quality flat or wrinkle finish paint. 2nd best in my experience is to fabricate a low profile insert/cover over the existing glareshield which can be removed for mx or upkeep.
 
I used a flame resistant, black corduroy fabric attached with 3M spray adhesive. I had to pull the windscreen first, but that was relatively easy on my Maule. It is naturally non-skid, so stuff placed on the glare shield stays put and there is no reflection in my wind screen. I'm happy with the results, and when the time comes, it will be readily replaceable.
 
Yeah flock that. Just get some high temp contact cement and vinyl or leather over your composite panel.
 
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