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Is a full car sunshade cover better than a half cover?

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NoraLee

07/30/25 6:39am

Car sunshade full cover is better. Here is the relevant introduction about car sunshade covers: 1. Fabric and design: The outer layer of the sunshade is made of high-reflectivity aluminum-coated film, which reflects solar radiation, preventing the car from heating up even after prolonged exposure to the sun. The inner layer consists of soft non-woven fabric to protect the car's paint. The fabric is fold-resistant, waterproof, easy to wash, and quick to dry. The frame is made of memory steel wire, allowing for multiple folds. 2. Features: Provides heat protection in summer and insulation in winter, with automatic temperature control. It can be set up in seconds, is easy to operate, and portable. Energy-saving, environmentally friendly, durable, and highly efficient.

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