The present invention relates to a windshield and hood protective cover for protecting the windshield, cowl grill or vent, wiper arms and blades and a portion of the vehicle hood from accumulation of snow and ice. The windshield and hood protective cover comprises a thin flexible sheet with an attached flap. The flexible sheet can be generally rectangular in shape, and can be designed to cover the windshield area of the vehicle, while the flap can be designed to cover a portion of the hood of the vehicle. The flexible sheet can feature a plurality of protrusions to enable the shedding of ice and snow from the windshield, and prevent any damage to the vehicle. The protective cover can be manufactured in a generic size to fit a majority of vehicles, or can be custom-made to fit specific vehicles.

A car window and door guard has an upper or window portion configured to be mounted over the window frame surrounding the window of a car door, and a lower or door portion or cover configured to be lie over the door panel. The window portion has a front panel and a rear panel to form a sleeve. The window portion is generally see-through or transparent. The door includes an upper strip or section and a series of window tabs. Each window tab has a generally flat or planar portion extending from an elongated upper channel portion. The channel portion captures the door window slot or surround to prevent the window tab from being moved upward during the raising of the window. The door portion also has a lower section extending downwardly from the upper section that drapes over the car's door panel to protect the door panel.

A car window and door guard has an upper or window portion configured to be mounted over the window frame surrounding the window of a car door, and a lower or door portion or cover configured to be lie over the door panel. The window portion has a front panel and a rear panel to form a sleeve. The window portion is generally see-through or transparent. The door includes an upper strip or section and a series of window tabs. Each window tab has a generally flat or planar portion extending from an elongated upper channel portion. The channel portion captures the door window slot or surround to prevent the window tab from being moved upward during the raising of the window. The door portion also has a lower section extending downwardly from the upper section that drapes over the car's door panel to protect the door panel.

A protective article is disclosed including a sheet with a first surface, and at least one adhesive portion arranged on the first surface. The adhesive is a water-based adhesive, such as a water-based acrylic adhesive, that allows the sheet to be non-permanently adhered to an object. The adhesive may be sprayed, rolled, printed, or stamped onto the first surface.

A protective article is disclosed including a sheet with a first surface, and at least one adhesive portion arranged on the first surface. The adhesive is a water-based adhesive, such as a water-based acrylic adhesive, that allows the sheet to be non-permanently adhered to an object. The adhesive may be sprayed, rolled, printed, or stamped onto the first surface.

A car rain guard which includes a rain shield and at least one magnetic member. The rain shield consists of an attach portion and a shield portion integrally extended from the attach portion. The attach portion is attached firmly to a surface above at least one door of a car body. An angle is formed between the attach portion and the shield portion so that the shield portion can be inclined from an inner side to an outer side to repel rain and drain water. The magnetic member is disposed on the attach portion of the rain shield so that the attach portion can be attached to and sealed on the surface detachably by magnetic attraction. Thereby the window can be left down enough, without worrying about rain splashing into the car. The rain guard is applied to a stopped car with an off engine.

A car rain guard which includes a rain shield and at least one magnetic member. The rain shield consists of an attach portion and a shield portion integrally extended from the attach portion. The attach portion is attached firmly to a surface above at least one door of a car body. An angle is formed between the attach portion and the shield portion so that the shield portion can be inclined from an inner side to an outer side to repel rain and drain water. The magnetic member is disposed on the attach portion of the rain shield so that the attach portion can be attached to and sealed on the surface detachably by magnetic attraction. Thereby the window can be left down enough, without worrying about rain splashing into the car. The rain guard is applied to a stopped car with an off engine.

A security device for a cargo van comprises a sheet metal grill stamped or laser cut to exhibit a plurality of regularly spaced apertures therethrough and surrounded by a solid border having a plurality of notches formed inward of the border into which are fitted clamp members for securing the grill in place against a window of the cargo van to inhibit break-ins and theft of articles carried by the van. The clamp members include U-shaped sockets adapted to cooperate with the notches formed in the border and base members for secure attachment of the clamp members to a frame of the window using self-tapping screws.

A vehicle windshield protection device. The device may comprise: a cover portion and side mirror straps. The cover portion may comprise support members configured to prevent the vehicle windshield protection device from being blown off a vehicle. The cover portion may substantially cover an outer surface of a windshield of the vehicle. The side mirror straps may engage with one or more side mirrors of the vehicle. The wind strap may engage with a top portion of a vehicle and may prevent the device from being blown off the vehicle. The cover portion is generally configured to prevent frost, ice, and snow from adhering to the windshield.

A vehicle windshield protection device. The device may comprise: a cover portion and side mirror straps. The cover portion may comprise support members configured to prevent the vehicle windshield protection device from being blown off a vehicle. The cover portion may substantially cover an outer surface of a windshield of the vehicle. The side mirror straps may engage with one or more side mirrors of the vehicle. The wind strap may engage with a top portion of a vehicle and may prevent the device from being blown off the vehicle. The cover portion is generally configured to prevent frost, ice, and snow from adhering to the windshield.