Does Rain Affect a Newly Applied Color Change Film?
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Rain can affect a newly applied color change film. Here is an introduction regarding whether rain affects a newly applied color change film: 1. Reasons: Avoid getting the film wet within the first three days after application and try to refrain from washing the car to prevent the film from peeling off due to moisture. Also, avoid turning on the rear window defogger for a week, as moisture can negatively impact the defogger lines. After installation, you can use a wet towel, sponge, or soft cloth to clean the film surface. Additionally, you may notice a foggy appearance caused by water vapor inside the film after application. This is a normal phenomenon during the drying process of the sun film and will gradually disappear over time. 2. Identifying the Quality of Color Change Film: (1) Car owners should fully understand the price range of color change films in the market to avoid being deceived. (2) High-quality color change films have rich, uniform colors, while inferior ones appear uneven with a noticeable grainy texture. (3) The thickness and toughness of the backing paper are directly proportional to the quality of the color change film. (4) If a strong, irritating odor is detected upon close inspection, it is likely an inferior product. High-quality color change films typically adhere to global environmental standards. (5) The adhesive on high-quality color change films maintains strong adhesion even after multiple applications, whereas inferior films show a significant decrease in adhesive strength after just one or two uses.
