How To Use A Sunshade For A Car?

[@somerandomguyfromtheintern480]

I did not use sunshade on my Lexus and the steering wheel, leather, suffered for it. Faded and flaking apart. In my new car, I use sunshade all the time. It protects materials and your electronics very well. It's a must to use it every day, all the time it's parked, even if just a few hours. Along with tinting all other windows.

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, thanks for watching! You're right, especially where there's lots of sunny and hot weather. A sunshade is a small investment but a huge help in keeping your car's interior in good condition.

[@erwinvangrinsven9345]

Pro-tip, use a big shopping bag, the reusable ones, turn it upside, put it over your steeringwheel, no more hands 🔥

[@DespairRepair]

Hi and thanks for watching! Very useful tip, will try it, and thanks for sharing :-)

[@Kumayll]

may light on fire and most probably in places like I live where there's constant heatwaves but real useful accordigly

[@Kumayll]

accordingly*

[@heatherfortun6948]

Wow thank you I didn’t think of that 🤔

[@VamosFumando-ko3ov]

That's the dumbest thing I heard especially if you're in hot Hot places

[@helenarichard]

That mirror tip 💕

[@Charlies_Factory]

Had to find this video for my wife because she keeps putting the reflective piece on the inside. And its 100+ in texas for days on end

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, thanks for watching and hope the video helped 🙂

[@wwfattitude2011]

Thanks for your helpful video. I just bought a Sun shade for the first time.

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, you're welcome, and hope the video helped! Thanks for watching

[@gmonkey12776]

Use rubbing alcohol on Suction cups after thoroughly cleaning both (window & suc cup) seems to really help w/ staying. Hope this helps u too! Thanks for the video & taking time to educate ur fellow humans 😁👌🙏

[@DespairRepair]

Thank you for watching and for sharing!

[@chynaj7453]

This was so helpful, my shield kept coming down but the mirror trick worked

[@DespairRepair]

Thanks for watching!

[@3Dhyana]

Can I use the reflector side to increase sunlight on my plants? Thank you.

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, and thanks for watching! Yes, you can although I think that simple aluminum foil would be better. Just a friendly suggestion.

[@paulaoryall6998]

Both are extremely ineffective. Better off with Mylar. Better yet get an indoor led light. They’re pretty cheap now

[@Nini1989CS]

Aren't you supposed to put the aluminum side outward? I'm confused 😅

[@DespairRepair]

Hi and thanks for watching! It's the same on both sides 🙂

[@helenarichard]

Would it be ok to cut it to fit my window and then tape the edges so it doesn't ruffle?

[@DespairRepair]

Hi and thanks for watching! Maybe better leave the way it is 🙂

[@ibmab2005]

Thanks a lot - excellent

[@DespairRepair]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

[@selmaracha7606]

I am a new driver ,this Video was very helpful , cause I put it wrong in the spot 😅

[@DespairRepair]

Thank you for watching 🙂

[@isaacali8695]

Huge Help. Thank you

[@DespairRepair]

You're welcome and glad if the video helped!

[@rosapariury9711]

Thank you

[@DespairRepair]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!

[@jimijackson]

Ill offer an inconvenient life hack for the sunshades. Using it inside the car doesnt really work well. Cos the sunlight still passes through the glass and heats it up which heats up the car. If you want it to work best....stick the sunshade on the outside of the window and feel the difference. Obviously this isnt a solution if youre away and theres a chance it can be stolen. However if youre say in the car and sitting somewhere....stick it on the outside and feel the window. Itll be ten times cooler than any portion of the uncovered glass. That glass cant cook the air that heats you up. Try it and tell me what you think hehe

[@joshbuilds]

3:18 Impossible I have never seen one with a perfect WWWW shape They are always WWMOUNWPV shape but never exactly that, always different from factory

[@DespairRepair]

Hi and thanks for watching!

[@Qeeatou]

“WWMOUNWPV “😂😂

[@atrahuetully3481]

Thank you for the straightforward video

[@DespairRepair]

You're welcome nad thanks for watching!

[@joshuaferrell6710]

Do you have to have tinted windows for these to work? I have one for my Jeep Liberty, but it doesn’t even work at all. It still ends up getting hot in my car. I bought it from Amazon, and it’s custom fit to the windshield.

[@joshuaferrell6710]

Also, what brand is that one?

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, and thanks for watching! Well, its main purpose is to protect the car interior from harsh sunlight and provide some shade from the front. It helps but doesn't solve the problem completely

[@Senthilkumar-gs1vu]

Can use sunshade for the rear window?

[@DespairRepair]

Yes and and thanks for watching!

[@foxhatsu4817]

Can you cut it to better fit your car?

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, and thanks for watching! It's not preferable, you can cut it but you'll ruin it.

[@rokymautomoto]

cool bro

[@DespairRepair]

Thanks man, and thanks for watching!

[@johnkertzregino9065]

the suction doesnt work on mine lol

[@DespairRepair]

Hi and thanks for watching! They usually stop working after some time, try cleaning the windshield maybe.

[@johnkertzregino9065]

@@DespairRepair I recently bought a sun shade with a suction on it and its a low qual. maybe that answers it. I even lost the other suction lol

[@fpsroxie]

my sunvisors dont so that lmao

[@nonenone5955]

I usually use epoxy to make it stick. What a waste of time.

[@DemonaterTheAce]

Too small for window

[@alaitain]

It's a Hassle

[@DespairRepair]

Hi, and thanks for watching! Perhaps but it is effective

[@VamosFumando-ko3ov]

Lazy fuck

[@petardragas8181]

Vidi sto bosanac parla engleski 😉

[@DespairRepair]

Lagano 🙂

[@southernautodiy2643]

Waste of time

[@KU-jh1dw]

Are ther any serious hazards of this product?

[@DespairRepair]

Hi and thanks for watching! Don't know what kind of hazards you mean

[@DespairRepair]

@@KU-jh1dw not that I've heard of. I have used the same type from the video for years with no problems.

[@yancicortez8622]

Thank you

[@DespairRepair]

You're welcome and thanks for watching!