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Carbon Fiber Rear View Camera Lens Protector
Price range: $3.88 through $4.43
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Protect your vehicle cameras from rain, dust, and glare with a durable carbon fiber textured lens shield.
- Flexible soft PVC material
- Waterproof, anti-fog, and dustproof
- Easy self-adhesive installation without tools
- Fits most rear, side, and dash cameras
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days
Effective lens protection for clearer vision
This carbon fiber textured camera lens protector shields your vehicle's rear, side, and dash cameras from rain, dust, and glare. Its curved semi-enclosed arched design prevents raindrops from directly hitting the lens, ensuring a clearer reversing view even in heavy rain.
By reducing water droplets, fog, and sun glare on the lens, it significantly enhances driving safety in adverse weather conditions.
Durable, weatherproof carbon fiber material
Crafted from flexible soft PVC with a stylish carbon fiber woven surface, the protector resists cracking from prolonged sun and rain exposure. It adapts to high temperature, cold, waterproof, and anti-aging conditions, guaranteeing reliable performance throughout all seasons.
Easy, non-invasive self-adhesive installation
Equipped with high-viscosity double-sided tape, the protector installs quickly without drilling or tools. It adheres firmly without damaging vehicle paint or leaving residue upon removal, making installation stress-free.
- Clean the camera surface before installation
- Peel backing film from adhesive tape
- Align the protector over the camera lens
- Press firmly to secure
Universal fit without blocking camera view
Sized to fit most vehicle cameras, it mounts compactly without obstructing the lens's field of view or interfering with normal video recording and image display. This ensures full functionality while providing protection.
Key specifications
Dimensions: Outer diameter approximately 3.7 cm, Inner diameter approximately 2.5 cm
Robust all-weather protection
Designed to resist corrosion from rain, snow, dust, and bird droppings, it maintains clear camera vision year-round. The protector also prevents blurry reversing screens caused by water droplets and reduces sun glare for safer driving.
What's in the box
- Rear view camera lens protector (carbon fiber pattern)
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What cameras is this protector compatible with?
This protector fits most vehicle rear reversing cameras, side mirror blind spot cameras, and front dash cameras.
02 How is the protector installed?
It is installed using high-viscosity double-sided adhesive tape on the back—no tools or drilling required.
03 Does it affect the camera's field of view?
No, its compact curved design does not block the camera's shooting angle or impact normal image display.
04 What material is the protector made from?
It is made from flexible, soft PVC with a carbon fiber woven surface texture.
05 Is the protector weather-resistant?
Yes, it is waterproof, dustproof, and resistant to high and low temperatures for all-weather protection.
06 Does the protector prevent glare on the camera lens?
Yes, it also functions as a sun visor to block strong sunlight glare on the camera lens.
07 Will the adhesive damage my car's paint?
No, the self-adhesive tape will not leave residual glue or damage the paint when removed properly.
08 What are the approximate dimensions of the protector?
It has an outer diameter of about 3.7 cm and an inner diameter of about 2.5 cm.
09 Does it protect the lens from rain and fog?
Yes, its curved semi-enclosed design prevents raindrops, fog, and stains from covering the lens.
10 Is the protector lightweight?
Yes, it is lightweight and will not scratch vehicle paint upon installation.
Discussion
4.5
Based on 18 reviews
The material is soft and flexible.
Let's see how well it sticks after using it.
Doesn't fit my car jaecoo 7 but they seem to be well made will probably fit other cars
Good
Ugh, what a mess.
