Installation of the front buckle strap: the front of the sunshade cloth is designed to be skillfully slipped over the head of the vehicle to ensure stability. The front buckle strap is usually closed and needs to be fitted gradually and securely, as the head is crucial to the installation and will act as the starting point for the sunshade cloth.

Securing the rear: the rear is more open and the sunshade cloth is tightly attached to the rear of the vehicle by means of an insert lock. Please note that this connection is secure and you cannot easily remove it without a special key. Next, using the spring-loaded hooks on both sides, hook it tightly to the underside of the bodywork to ensure that the sunshade cloth stays firmly in place.

Fixing method: For some sunshade cloths with suction cups or fixing devices, firmly attach or fix them to the glass to prevent them from falling off during driving. For the front windshield sunshade cloth, it usually needs to be fixed on the glass by suction cups or clips to prevent it from falling or shifting during driving.

Caution:

Quality selection: many sunshade cloths nowadays have poor quality internal fabrics, which not only can't protect the car paint, but also may bring unnecessary damage to the car paint. Therefore, it is very important to buy a good quality sunshade cloth.
Material selection: common sunshade cloth materials include aluminum foil, polyester fiber and oxford cloth. Aluminum foil sunshade cloth has good reflective properties, can effectively reduce the temperature inside the car, but may be easy to wrinkle in the process of use. Sunshade cloths made of polyester fiber are lightweight and durable, and have some heat-insulating properties. Sunshade cloths made of Oxford cloth pay more attention to durability and waterproof performance, but the heat insulation effect is average.