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Drooping sun visor due to broken clips? On your second or third set of plastic ones? Go stainless instead.
They came as a pair from Pelican. Worth it.

Good to know!
Thanks for sharing.

Is it just the close up picture or does it look kind of coarsely cut with scratches, etc.? I'm wondering if they'd benefit from a deep polish and/or powder coating/ Powder coating does a great job of creating smooth surfaces on stuff like that...

Edit: Of course, I guess the original plastic piece isn't exactly a work of art either, with mold lines, etc., and it's not anyone is ever studying the surface texture of the sun visor clips....

Agree with comment on coarseness. Polish to high shine would be nice, but powder coating in black would most likely better match interior, along with black screws.

ROB III wrote: Mon Dec 05, 2022 10:43 am Agree with comment on coarseness. Polish to high shine would be nice, but powder coating in black would most likely better match interior, along with black screws.

Would just need a little dot of high-temp tape to protect the ball bearing clip thingie....

I think I remember someone selling black anodized ones, or perhaps black powder coated ones, but who knows when that was.

When I was putting together a parts order, I needed a few more items (or one valuable enough item) to get free shipping. Pelican stocked the stainless ones. So I bought those.

The extreme close up isn't doing any favors to the surface finish. In person and at a glance they look fine, but they would benefit from a polishing, for sure.

These are the Rennbay Stainless Visor Clips that I purchased.
These are interesting, too: Rennline Visor Clips with Go-Pro Mount

The stainless clips I purchased from Paragon Products in 2013 & 2017 were also made by Rennbay as the P/N was RB-104.3, but my two sets were nicely finished. I'll see if I can get a picture, but right now I'm too lazy to remove the car cover on the 951 and the S2 is outside under 12" of snow.