How Long Does Car Window Tinting Film Last?
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The lifespan of car window tinting films varies depending on their grade: 1. Low-grade film: 1-3 years. Low-grade films are inexpensive but not suitable for long-term use. Over time, issues such as thermal insulation degradation, fading, wrinkling, and bubbling may occur. 2. Mid-grade film: Approximately 5 years. These films offer decent product quality and reliable after-sales service. 3. High-grade film: 5-10 years. Although more expensive, high-grade films perform well in terms of thermal insulation, clarity, and other properties. They feature specialized anti-corrosion and scratch-resistant coatings. Most premium films require high installation standards, as improper installation can easily damage the film or shorten its lifespan.