You don't think twice anymore about applying sunscreen to yourself or your children when spending a day in the sun. You probably even wear UV protective lenses while driving to reduce glare. The sun emits three types of energy that can make driving more difficult and can even expose you to harmful rays. The most dangerous and least noticeable is ultraviolet. Over time, these destructive rays can bleach your car's fabrics and rot upholstery.
Seat belts can deteriorate due to sun exposure.
Protecting them from damage by installing window film can help ensure that you and your passengers are as safe as you think you are. Heat absorbed into your vehicle increases the air-conditioner load, reducing gas efficiency and causing discomfort for you and your passengers. In addition, exposing a vehicle's interior to ultraviolet can cause deterioration of seat belts, car seats and interior upholstery. This effect draws the absorbed heat outside to reduce the heat gain coming into the passenger compartment. Providing even greater defense, metallized films actively reflect heat back towards the source, whether convection exists or not.