Would I be able to use this in my car? It is rejuvenated once monthly with sun exposure, so I worry in the car it might have too much rejuvenation!
1269712
I would say stash it in places the sun doesn't reach (under the seats, for example), then once a month, sun exposure for a day or two, and repeat.
1269713
Probably you wouldn't want to just leave it in the car. Charcoal absorbs organic molecules but then releases them when it's heated (that's why you leave it in the sun to recharge). You'd just be releasing these molecules back into the air during warm/sunny days. Maybe leave it overnight, then remove in the morning.
1269714
Absolutely! I don't see why not!! I wouldn't keep it in direct sun all the time though. Maybe under a seat?
1269715
A couple days ago I threw it in my dads stinky car to see if it worked but I haven't noticed much of a difference yet. I live in Florida and the car sits outside in the sun all day. I think if u just stick it under the seat for a month then when it needs to recharge u can move it into direct sunlight. But like I said I haven't noticed a huge difference yet
1444938
Since the primary intent of the product involves "wet sanding", it would be to your advantage to keep the headlights out of direct sunlight while your doing it, but doing it specifically indoors isn't necessary in my experience. The last time I used it, I pulled my car close to the open garage to provide shade, but to still allow some wind to keep me cool during the work and to aid in the drying process. FYI - the results were fantastic and I hoping to get some longer lasting results by using an automotive plastics treatment every 6 months or so since other reviews have indicated the results may not be the "lifetime" promised by the Manufacturer. In any case, my headlight look much better than before, and the kit was relatively easy to use. Good luck.
1270920
Not sure? I imagine you can, it does make the skin extra fragile and sensitive so sunscreen is a must when using it.
486891
Yes, it is fine in sunlight in a normal car with a roof. I have not tested it if you drive a convertible or other vehicle, but under normal conditions visibility is good
1610445
I didn't think it was at first - but as some others have indicated, within 4 months the picture began to deteriorate, tiny flakes getting all over the floor of my car. I was very pleased that Amazon was willing to send me a replacement, even though it was past their 30 day return policy. However, I have no expectations that the new one won't deteriorate as well. For the delight of my grandson, it was worth having, but as a sunshade...... when this next one deteriorates, I won't buy another one.
448293
I'm sure you can use it outdoors. It does not have sunscreen in it. So you may burn if you already don't have a base tan.
214963
I don't know, I'm sorry to say. I used the product on my car & didn't experience this problem. I would put the question to the company (or at least check and see whether their website has FAQs that are relevant). In your shoes, I'd probably try scrubbing the area gently with a toothbrush and some mineral spirits, just to see if anything might come loose. Sorry to hear of your troubles!
2238324
This was intended for use in the home, not in a car. I'm not sure if it could be used in a car, sorry.
1131741
It will still work. I carry mine around in the pocket of my cargo pants and also in a small bag for my nick-knacks that is made of heavy duty nylon. Works great. I wouldn't put it on the dashboard of your car or generally in direct sunlight, but anywhere else has been ok. Only needs to be re-soaked every couple days for a few minutes to keep the internal beads moist and plump.
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.
1790235
Hi, I've already used for my bicycle, motorcycle and car. But, it was not made for frequent use and if it use continuously for more than 5 minutes, it will get hot.
1855727
I would think sun protection shouldn't be a problem as long as you take precautions to prevent the interior from overheating. Ie leave the windows open a small gap.personally I'd still park it in a spot where you have shade during a few hours of the day . But back to the cover, its absolutely fantastic, very well made.
560625
I wouldn't. It's for indoor tanning so it has no sunblock in it at all, if you used it outside you could burn badly.
1253562
Yes l it's perfectly safe. For a new car I will also use a hand glaze. And put the wax on top of that. It is months of protection
1320228
Hi Mickster, Glad to help :). The ozone generator is generally safe for use in current and classic cars depending on the condition of the leather, plastic, etc in the car. However, if overused, ozone can be damaging to interior components of the vehicle such as rubber seals. Most ozone treatment durations are for 30min to 2 hours depending on the level of odor you are trying to remove. The treatment can be repeated if necessary, but it is best to fully air out the car before repeating treatment. Some precautions to take are to remove all trash and personal belongings and to thoroughly vacuum and wipe off all surfaces before treatment. Here is a description with pictures to give you an idea of best placement and practices for the ozone generator in cars: http://www.wikihow.com/Do-an-Ozone-Shock-Treatment-on-a-Vehicle. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can possibly help with anything else :).
910099
I've used it on my 2000 Honda CR-V about 3 or 4 months ago and it still looks GREAT, even with the vehicle being in the sun every single day because my parking lot at home is in the sun and also at work. I personally recommend you to simply wash it frequently and that's it.
1150048
I haven't had any problems so far and it's been almost a year for me, but it's kept in a place that's "room temperature" so I couldn't say what it would do if you had it in your car or someone else warmer than usual temperatures. I hope this helps!