Should You Use a Car Cover on Rainy Days?
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Generally, a normal car cover is not necessary during typical rainy weather. Reasons for not using a car cover in the rain: Although car covers provide protection against dust, sunlight, and acid rain, during windy and rainy conditions, they may actually cause more harm to the vehicle's paint. In windy conditions, the car cover can flap against the car body due to the force of the wind, potentially damaging the paint. This is because the cover itself is a fabric layer that will inevitably rub against the paint surface to some extent. Additionally, if sand gets blown under the cover, it can create numerous fine scratches on the car's surface. Introduction to the functions of a car cover: Crystal clear, wear-resistant, scratch-resistant, and resistant to yellowing, it helps mitigate impact vibrations. After installation, it provides protection against tar, tree sap, insect residue, bird droppings, acid rain, and saltwater corrosion. It also has a restorative effect, maintaining metals, ABS plastic, paint surfaces, and organic materials, and can repair minor scratches on poor-quality materials. It is heat-resistant, withstanding water impact at 5 MPa, high temperatures up to 150 degrees Celsius, and low temperatures down to -80 degrees Celsius. The excellent composite material maintains its performance even on complex surfaces. However, the use of car covers should be moderate. For car owners without parking spaces, it is essential to have a car cover.
