How many years can one roll of SolarDe carriage fabric last?
How many miles will a car cover with just one car cover?
Morning commutes, rainy nights heading home, weekend road trips
It’s an everyday extension of your vehicle
And a partner you can trust with your car
A roll of car covers, how could it stay with you for so long? The answer is hidden deep inside those little-known labs and production lines.
A durable car cover is determined by the quality of its base material.
TPU material: determines the lifespan of the car wrap
Adhesive: determines the long-term reliability after the wrap is applied
Coating: determines the performance of the wrap
SolarDe makes car wraps truly durable and reliable starting from the basic structure
SolarDe product reliability verification covers three core dimensions:
1.Incoming Material Inspection (1QC) – controlling from the source
- Raw material inspection
- Coating inspection
- Additive inspection
This is to check raw materials (substrates, coatings, additives, etc.) before production to prevent unqualified materials from entering the production line.
2. In-Process Inspection (IPQC) – Real-time Monitoring
| Casting process inspection | Coating process inspection |
| Film thickness | Coating amount |
| Temperature control | Drying and curing |
| Surface condition | Tension control |
3. Finished Product Inspection (FQC) — The Final Check
- Appearance Inspection
- Dimension Inspection
- Performance Inspection
Carry out a full inspection on the rolled finished products to make sure they meet customer or industry standards before they can be stored.
A car cover stuck in the lab will never give all the answers. Our test site simulates the harshest corners of this planet: extreme heat, high humidity, extreme cold, and high corrosion—just to ensure the product’s stability and durability.
In the future, we will continue to create car film products with uncompromising high standards, allowing more high-quality car covers to keep protecting you and your family every time you set off and arrive.
This is the answer offered by SolarDe.
