Can the car film be compensated if the car is hit after being filmed?

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AllisonLynn
07/29/25 1:57pm
If the car is hit after being filmed, the film cannot be compensated. The following is a related introduction about car film: 1. Reasons for car film bubbling: (1) The film has quality problems. The quality of car films varies now, some are good and some are bad. If the quality of the film is not up to standard, phenomena such as bubbles and wavy lines will appear in a short time. (2) The film is not installed properly. The technician who applied the film may lack the necessary skills or was careless, resulting in a poor application. 2. Precautions for car filming: (1) Within three days after filming, avoid rolling up and down the windows, do not wash the car, and do not open the sunroof. If bubbles appear at the edges of the film, they should be repaired at the installation site within 24 hours. If the repair is delayed, creases may occur during the repair process. (2) Within one month after filming, avoid using strongly adhesive labels directly on the film to prevent partial detachment of the film from the glass.
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