UV rays are a type of electromagnetic radiation that comes from the sun. This radiation is what causes sunburns and skin damage, and it can also cause harm to the paint and interior of your car.
When UV rays are allowed to penetrate the clear coat on a car's paint, they can cause the pigments in the paint to fade and the clear coat to become brittle and start to break down. Over time, this can cause the paint to look dull, and in some cases, it can lead to chipping and peeling.
UV rays can also cause damage to the interior of your car, such as cracking and fading of the dashboard and other plastic parts, as well as the upholstery. This is because the UV rays can cause the materials to become brittle and break down over time.

