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Can a car that has just been driven be covered with a car cover?

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LeElliot

07/30/25 2:44am

It is not advisable to cover a car that has just been driven with a car cover. Here is some relevant information about car covers: 1. Protective function: Car covers can provide good protection for the car paint and windows, especially for high-end cars. Using a car cover can extend the lifespan of the car paint and keep it looking as good as new. In addition to cleaning and sun protection, car covers also have a super water-repellent function that can prevent damage from freezing in cold weather and effectively protect the vehicle from falling objects, fireworks, and other unexpected factors. 2. Disadvantages: The inner side of the car cover is made of flocking material. If there is fine dust on the surface of the car, covering it with a car cover will turn the dust into sandpaper that matches the shape of the car under the influence of wind, grinding against the car paint surface from all angles. Moreover, if the car is parked under high temperatures and then covered with a car cover, it is equivalent to covering a steaming pot with a plastic sheet. If the car is covered immediately after being turned off, the local temperature will rise sharply, increasing humidity. Excessive humidity can corrode components, as about 80% of car parts are made of steel, which is prone to corrosion when exposed to water.

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