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Car Sun Shade — "Don't Drink Paintwater" Artist Palette & Brush Windshield Sunscreen
Car Sun Shade — "Don't Drink Paintwater" Artist Palette & Brush Windshield Sunscreen
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$54.00 USD
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$54.00 USD
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This sun shade turns your parked car into a calm, protected space. The front shows a simple line-art palette and brush with the playful hand-lettered slogan “don’t drink paint water,” giving it a quiet, creative personality that feels familiar to artists and makers. Slide it onto your windshield to block glare and heat; the aluminized cushion backing reflects sunlight while the polyester face keeps the printed artwork crisp. It folds away easily with the included suction cups for secure installation and damage-free removal. Use it between classes, on studio breaks, or at craft fair weekends — it’s a small, thoughtful way to keep your dashboard and seats cool and sun-safe while showing off a bit of studio humor.
Product features
- Easy, quick installation and foldable for compact storage
- Durable 100% polyester printable front keeps design crisp
- Backed with aluminized film cushion to reflect heat and prevent sun damage
- Includes suction cups for secure, non-damaging attachment
- Available sizes: single 30×55" or set of two 28×28"
Care instructions
- Use a soft brush or a damp cloth to clean the surface, removing dust and dirt. When storing the sunshade, avoid moisture, high temperatures, or being squeezed to maintain its shape and performance
Product features
- Easy, quick installation and foldable for compact storage
- Durable 100% polyester printable front keeps design crisp
- Backed with aluminized film cushion to reflect heat and prevent sun damage
- Includes suction cups for secure, non-damaging attachment
- Available sizes: single 30×55" or set of two 28×28"
Care instructions
- Use a soft brush or a damp cloth to clean the surface, removing dust and dirt. When storing the sunshade, avoid moisture, high temperatures, or being squeezed to maintain its shape and performance
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