Car'In Liner vs Sharplet

Did you ever have to transport large or dirty items in your SUV? How angry were you when that oily stuff spilled over the folded back seats or when you pushed too hard and ripped the ceiling fabric?

...Wet plants and their bags of potting mix (preferably with a gaping hole in them), a dried up Christmas tree, dusty old planks and web-covered stuff that used to clutter your garage, a grimy barbecue, a brand new snowblower... Have you had anyone these in your car?
Did you ever wonder why you did buy an SUV and not a truck (this one time)?...
Well, we have a solution: You can keep your hatchback or SUV and understand why they put a U in SUV (it stands for Utility) without worrying about cleaning or even repairing the damages (rip, tears, nicks) done to the upholstery or the trim parts of your car... Thanks to Car’In!
Car'In is a revolutionary car interior liner solution to carry bulky or dirty items in your car without dirtying or damaging it.

WHAT IS CAR'IN
Car'In is a unique and patented all-in-one heavy-duty solution that completely protects the interior of your car - from bottom to ceiling and from bumper to dashboard!
- It is installed in less than 2 minutes using hooks and magnets.
- It can be used to load anything bulky or dirty in your car - no need to clean (or repair!) your car afterward
- And when you are done, it can be folded down at the same time into its integrated pouch, ready for its next use.
Just a job well is done and a car as clean as if nothing happened:
The only thing left to say is #ThankYouCarIn!

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