Reducing headlight glare in rear view mirror

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11-14-2021, 11:06 AM

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Reducing headlight glare in rear view mirror

The combination of modern day super bright headlights and the fact that our cars sit so low results in what I find to be a blinding reflection from the dash mounted rear view mirror when driving at night. Very annoying and very distracting. Has anyone found this to be a problem and if so, what have you come up with to solve the issue? Conventional mirrors have that tab at the bottom of the mirror to flip the mirror for nighttime use. Not an option here.

I was toying with the idea of getting one of those computer privacy screens and cutting out a small rectangular shape to lay over the mirror at night.

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