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That's more to keep heat IN. They make a silvery reflective adhesive type to keep heat out. Or gold film if you're a baller. I'm sure the wrap will make
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That's more to keep heat IN. They make a silvery reflective adhesive type to keep heat out. Or gold film if you're a baller. I'm sure the wrap will make a difference, but you're trying to block radiant heat, so something reflective would work better.
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