How to Remove Adhesive from Film?
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You can use alcohol or essential balm to soften the residual adhesive, then scrape it off with a plastic pry tool. Below are the relevant details: 1. When softening residual adhesive, evenly apply alcohol or essential balm on it. 2. Generally, automotive films can last about three years. After this period, some car owners may remove the old film and apply a new one. When peeling off the film, a lot of adhesive may remain on the car windows. Before removing this adhesive, it must be softened to ensure effective removal. 3. When applying film, always choose high-quality film and have it installed by a professional shop. Substandard films may have inadequate light transmittance, which can affect the driver's visibility at night. It is not recommended to apply film on the front windshield, as this may impair the driver's view. When applying film to the driver and passenger side windows, two sections should be cut out to ensure the driver has a clear view of the side mirrors. After applying the film, avoid rolling the windows up and down, as this may cause the film to peel off.