Is It Necessary to Install Rain Guards?
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During rainy days, the car interior can feel stuffy, and even turning on the air conditioning doesn't provide much relief. Opening the windows allows rainwater to splash inside. Installing rain guards can solve this problem. Although the windows can only be opened slightly, it's enough to allow fresh air to circulate and expel the stale air inside the car. Additionally, rain guards offer some sunshade benefits, preventing side sunlight from obstructing the driver's view. The installation method for rain guards is as follows: 1. First, thoroughly clean your car, especially the areas where the rain guards will be installed (door frames), to ensure no debris interferes with proper adhesion. 2. Compare the rain guards with the door frames to ensure the correct positioning and size. 3. Once confirmed, peel off the 3M adhesive backing on the rain guards and attach them to the door frames. 4. Finally, press the rain guards firmly back and forth with your hands to ensure they are securely fixed. Alternatively, you can use a hairdryer to heat the adhesive for better bonding.