Can a newly applied car film be exposed to sunlight?
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After applying the film, it is necessary to expose it to sunlight. Under normal circumstances, there will be some residual moisture and subsequent bubbles after applying the film. Sun exposure can help small bubbles disappear faster. For vehicles that develop more bubbles after film application, choosing to dry in the shade can easily leave bubbles on the glass for a long time, affecting driving visibility. Therefore, proper sun exposure after applying the film is the normal practice. Below is an introduction to car paint protection methods: Waxing: Waxing is divided into direct waxing and polishing waxing. Direct waxing involves cleaning the car body and applying wax directly to the clear coat on the surface of the car paint, while polishing waxing requires polishing the paint surface with a polishing machine before applying wax. This method can immediately make the car shine. Glazing: Due to the composition of the glaze, it is not resistant to acid and alkali cleaning and is easily damaged. It usually lasts only 1~3 months, and glazing can damage the car paint, requiring re-glazing every two to three months. Crystal Coating: Crystal coating is a hard protective coating specifically designed for car paint, seats, interior and exterior trim, glass, tires, and other key areas. It comes in fast-drying and slow-drying types, mainly determined by the main ingredients. Film Application: Car film coating is a highly protective measure that can brighten the paint surface while also providing multiple effects such as resistance to acid and alkali, high temperature, strong water resistance, oxidation resistance, and UV resistance.
