How to Repair Car Window Film?
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Generally, it is not easy to repair damaged car window film, and it is recommended to replace it with a new one. During daily use, proper maintenance of the car window film is necessary to avoid damage that could affect the vehicle's aesthetics. Below are the acceptance criteria for car window film installation: 1. After installation, the owner should first verify whether the correct film material has been used. If any discrepancies are found, address them promptly to avoid further issues. 2. Inspect the windshield: there should be no more than one crease on the front windshield and no more than one on the rear windshield. Sit in the driver's seat and check the film's transparency. The view through the front windshield should not appear blurry or have color distortion. 3. Check for water bubbles in the film. Any residual water should be promptly removed. To inspect for bubbles, observe from both sides of the glass for better clarity. 4. There should be no noticeable scratches on the filmed glass, as they can affect the car's appearance. Additionally, no new scratches should be present on the side window seals. 5. If the glass cracks during or within 24 hours after the film installation, report the issue immediately to the car detailing shop or 4S store for timely resolution.
