
Information about car cover materials is as follows: 1. PVC material: PVC car covers are relatively hard, providing certain impact resistance. 2. PU material: Car covers made of this material have certain flexibility and can provide excellent shading effect for vehicles. 3. TPU material: TPU material not only possesses certain strength but also elasticity. More importantly, it can resist chemical corrosion, offering comprehensive protection for vehicles. This type of car cover also features self-healing functionality, containing memory materials during production that allow it to return to its original state when encountering collisions or minor scratches.

When it comes to car cover materials, I know quite a few common ones, mainly divided into two categories: transparent car wraps and fabric car covers. Transparent car wraps often use thermoplastic polyurethane, or TPU, because of its good elasticity, scratch resistance, and ability to self-repair minor scratches. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is cheaper but tends to yellow and become brittle. Polyurethane (PU) is mid-range, offering UV resistance but not as durable as TPU. Fabric car cover materials include polyester fiber, which is rainproof and dustproof but not sunproof; nylon is lightweight and wear-resistant; and some come with coatings like UV-resistant layers, enhanced with silicone or polyurethane for added protection. Choosing the right material can extend the life of a car cover by over ten years. For daily cleaning, warm water is sufficient—avoid strong acids or alkalis. For installation, it's recommended to go to a professional shop to avoid bubble issues that could affect aesthetics.

When choosing a car cover myself, I prioritize material practicality. For someone like me who often drives out and parks outdoors, it's essential to consider more. TPU material is the best choice—though more expensive, it provides excellent paint protection and resists high temperatures without fear of sun exposure. PVC material is cheaper but tends to deteriorate quickly, affecting appearance. Fabric types like polyester car covers are affordable (just tens of yuan) and good for rain protection, but they can become brittle under strong sunlight. Lighter materials are also easier to store—avoid heavy nylon covers as they complicate installation. Adding a dust-proof coating can reduce cleaning frequency. Choosing the right car cover material can double its lifespan. I recommend selecting the most suitable option based on your budget, with priority given to TPU film.

There are many types of car cover materials. I know that TPU is the most durable, offering scratch resistance and self-healing properties; PVC is economical but prone to aging; polyester car covers are practical for rain protection. When maintaining these materials, pay attention to the cleaning methods—avoid using hard brushes that could damage the surface, thus prolonging their lifespan and saving on replacements.


