How To Remove Blind Spots -1

Hi Dear Reader,

Today I am going to tell you how to remove blind spots. As you know, all drivers experience this problem. They can't see some points while driving. They can't see because available mirrors is not enough to reflect the blind spots.

There are a lot of technics in order to removing blind spots. I mention one of them.

PANORAMIC (COVER) MIRRORS

I think some of you watch rallies. You may see their interior mirror. It looks like:

 

It is used as blind spot mirrors but  as you see, it is not effective about reflecting the blind spots. 

Also it has a difficult setup way. 

I mention Panoramic (Cover) Mirrors. Firstly I am going to share Pnoramic Mirror Photo.

As you see, the pnoramic mirror has two elastics its back and mirror glass is convexed. Its setup is very simple. If your car has a interior rearview mirror, you just cover original interior mirror by using two elastics.

When you check the original rearview mirror, it reflects very limited area. However when you start to use panoramic mirror, you will see more area. 

Also you can see the car inside. It means when you talk with your travel friends while driving, or you can check your children who sit back. 

If you think how to get this mirror, it is enough to click here.

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What is a Convex Mirror?

A convex mirror is a thing which curves outward. So it curves toward you. Mostly this type mirror are known as diverging mirrors. It is know like that because when light mirrors off of them, the rays move in opposite directions. In comparison with concave mirrors that curve inward, cause reflected rays to converge after reflection. Another unique aspect of convex mirrors is that they make virtual images. They can be expanded to meet the image position but do not naturally go through it on their own, when the light rays are reflected.

Convex Mirror