It is extremely thin, that's why everyone mentions that it doesn't stand and the wind takes it. It is so thin that the wind blows it out of the door where we have secured it. It practically doesn't work unless somehow you tie it inside but that's not a solution. It is silver on the outside and fades immediately (turns white) and on the inside it is black. I made a makeshift solution by tying knots on the ears to prevent it from coming off when the wind blows, I passed it through the antenna after piercing it (my antenna is in the middle of the windshield) and so it will probably hold for a few days without fading. I won't say the classic phrase "I cry for the four and, my euro". Basically a shame that the car got burned because I wasn't there to see that the product doesn't work...

It does not adequately do its job. The dashboard under the sun protection cracks. It is also very thin, making your life a little difficult in the air.

P.S. It is fine for moderate sunlight.

It is so thin that even a gentle breeze will drive you crazy until you place it on the windshield.

If you manage to place it, it provides satisfactory protection. If it blows even a little, it is impossible to place it alone.
Also, the holes in the fabric for the suction cups overflowed in 3 days, resulting in the need to sew it. I do not recommend it.

It is very thin, so when there is wind, it gradually pulls out of the car, relaxes, and allows the sun to pass through into the interior of the car.