Does a Vehicle Sunroof Need Tinting?
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Whether a vehicle sunroof needs tinting depends on two scenarios: 1. Non-panoramic sunroofs do not require tinting: The glass of such sunroofs already has UV protection and heat insulation functions. Adding tint film would increase the overall thickness of the glass, potentially causing the sunroof to operate less smoothly if the installation is not done properly; 2. Panoramic sunroofs need tinting: Due to their large heat-absorbing area, tinting is recommended. In case the sunroof glass gets damaged, the tint film can prevent glass fragments from entering the cabin. For regular sunroof maintenance, using talcum powder for cleaning is advisable. The sliding tracks of the sunroof should be kept free of sand and debris, and lubricated with engine oil to prevent severe wear that could make the sunroof difficult to operate.