China is experiencing an extreme heat wave affecting both people and vehicles.
X’s viral video shows how cars are getting ‘pregnant’ in China due to rising heat. High temperatures in the country have caused protective films on cars to swell and puff up, giving the impression that they are pregnant.
According to Wrap Guys, high temperatures and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can affect the durability and aesthetics of a car wrap. High temperatures can cause wraps to bubble, stretch, or even fade over time. While wraps have a UV protective layer that helps prevent these issues, regular maintenance is still essential to preserve the lifespan and high quality of your wrap.
The video has surpassed 700,000 views and has more than 3,700 likes. Many people commented on the video.
One user wrote: “Does the cheap adhesive coming out of the back give off fumes? Imagine the toxic crap that comes out of the Chinese product you buy when sunlight hits it.”
Another person, user X, Nick, posted: “Yeah, I wouldn’t want to pop it; you just don’t know if it has chemical fumes inside or not.”
“The paint protection film is in poor condition. The bubbles in the film expand when it’s too hot,” commented a third.
Someone else asked: “But any idea how to deflate these inflated car wraps in an emergency?”
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