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How many years is the warranty for LLumar?

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MacSilas

07/25/25 7:01am

LLumar offers a 10-year warranty. Below is relevant information about LLumar: 1. Introduction to LLumar: LLumar is a window film brand under Eastman Chemical Company of the United States. Founded in the 1970s, it is renowned for its advanced technology R&D and production capabilities, extensive global distribution, and comprehensive customer service. 2. Function: By applying an additional layer of dense, soft yet tough protective coating combined with top-grade TPU material on the paint protection film surface, it provides all-round protection for your car's paint. It effectively resists stone chips, flexibly repairs scratches, enhances color brilliance, and offers long-lasting anti-contamination and corrosion resistance for comprehensive vehicle protection.

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OLyla

08/10/25 6:22pm

I've driven quite a few cars and always chose LLumar for its long-term warranty, usually around 7 years. The warranty period is long enough to cover common issues like bubbles, fading, or adhesive failure due to manufacturing defects. When applying for warranty claims, make sure to keep the installation receipt and maintenance records—don't lose them, as shops sometimes check if you've performed regular upkeep. One of my cars developed small bubbles after over 6 years, and the original shop replaced it for free. I recommend inspecting the edges annually after installation to check for lifting and prevent accidental damage that could void the warranty. Choosing an authorized installer is also crucial—DIY installations often lead to denied claims, which is a key detail. Regular gentle car washes help extend the film's lifespan, but avoid harsh chemicals to protect the surface.

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