What Are the Functions of a Car Cover?
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Preventing sun exposure; protecting against rainwater corrosion of the paint surface; and avoiding excessive interior temperatures are all functions of a car cover. The details are as follows: Preventing sun exposure: A car cover can effectively protect against harmful dust settling on the car's interior and mechanical parts, as well as prevent sun exposure from aging the interior and causing mechanical wear. Protecting against rainwater corrosion of the paint surface: It can effectively avoid damage to the car's paint caused by acidic rain or snow under urban pollution conditions. Preventing excessive interior temperatures: Using a car cover in summer can most effectively prevent the interior from overheating and also reduce the aging of the car's interior materials. When covering the car, it is best to wait until the vehicle has completely cooled down before proceeding. Because the vehicle's temperature does not drop instantly, covering it with a car cover can cause localized temperature increases, leading to higher humidity inside the cover. Without air circulation, this may have adverse effects on the car. If the car cover gets wet from rain, it should be removed promptly after the weather clears, and all moisture should be thoroughly removed to keep the cover dry. Only then can the car cover be reused next time. If the car cover is not dried and retains moisture, folding it may trap moisture inside, which could come into contact with the paint surface during the next use, potentially affecting the car.
