Would/could this be good sun protection for a car that is not garaged?
1466302
So i think you would need two to put side by side if you were putting over a car-they are a triangle i guess you could put part of the triangle over the car and that may shade it enough but best thing to do is measure your car and compare...
1466303
yes, until the sun moves. Although the shape in the photo looks like it's got a long side, it is only an equilateral triangle. Unless you just want your car covered for overhead sun for a few hours, you might need two of these.
539234
It could be...but it wouldn't be pretty or last long. I would highly recommend against it and would probably be cheaper to go get the windows tinted right.
1606723
The shade doesn't get warm, so I think it could be at least that close to the wall with no problem.Mine is about 3-4" from the siding of my garage.
1951187
I installed this on some garage windows that face west, so in the evening it was getting a lot of sun. I did seem to notice a little difference in the amount of heat buildup during those times..but it was a very small amount.
544345
As long as you do not leave it directly in the sunlight it should be fine. I usually leave mine in the glove box while my care is parked in the sunlight and it has not affected it yet.
1004471
I assume glass wouldn't be an issue. I placed a strip on the drivers side door of my car to protect the clear coat from my dog's nails. The glue is tacky and allows for immediate repositioning. Time will tell how it reacts to sunlight.
586015
I suppose you could use it for sunshade. The cover has magnets to hold it onto the car, then there are two flaps that are supposed to be closed into the front doors of your car for extra security. I live in Colorado, where we get a lot of snow and wind, and the cover has never failed me.
254576
It will provide partial sun protection but I would recommend a thicker material if fading is an issue. Light color helps with heat reflection
469656
No.. the roof doesnt hold up very well.. it keeps falling on the babys head... i wouldnt recommend it for sun protection
1423681
it is not a sun block therefore you would need to add protection.Hope this helps
1336807
It would block out some sun but not all, I wouldn't use it that way. It isn't made to anchor in the ground either.
528578
I wouldn't think SUN could bother this, BUT RAIN Will. I don't recommend this for OUTSIDE.
488506
I would not recommend it unless it was outside in a somewhat sheltered area. Even then I wouldn't do it. It is perfect for a garage or indoor.
1681709
Yes, it could be, but if driver isn't used to it being there it might be distracting at first. These are easily positioned, put on, or taken off. Also if you park in sun I think they help keep heat down a little bit inside the car.
1635980
No It needs to be protected from the weather, you might build a small insulated enclosure to house it and the battery.
416635
I have mine in my garage.... It supports well the heat on sumner. If it's for an open area, but protected from the rain and direct sun, it should be ok.
238846
No,as it's on the top of the car I'd recommend silicone. Where as with this product you do have to keep reapplying it to keep the seals from drying out again. Hope this helps you; however this is a great product as far as I'm concerned but not for a sunroof.