Does the black roof wrap exceed 30%?
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It does not exceed. Generally, the area of the car roof does not exceed 30% of the entire vehicle body, so only applying a roof film does not require filing for approval. If the roof area of your car is relatively large and you are unsure whether it exceeds the standard, it is recommended to first call the vehicle management office for confirmation before making a decision. Below is relevant information: Annual inspection: It can pass the annual inspection. Because applying a black film to the roof does not constitute an illegal modification, and current laws and regulations do not explicitly prohibit vehicle color changes. However, when applying the film, we should try to avoid unconventional colors such as electro-optic film or chameleon colors, as these will not pass the annual inspection later and may also affect traffic safety to some extent. Benefits of the film: It can be removed. The advantage of the film is that it is convenient to replace later. However, we should try to use higher-quality films when choosing. If lower-quality films are used, the car paint may easily leave marks when removed later, making cleaning troublesome. Additionally, if the vehicle has undergone repainting repairs, the film should be removed gently, otherwise the repainted surface may be easily pulled off in large pieces.
