Is it normal for newly applied car window film to appear blurry?
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It is normal for a car with newly installed window film to have some moisture visible immediately after application. Below is an explanation about the blurriness of newly applied car window film: 1. Principle: It is common to experience this situation within 7 days of film application. This occurs because water is used during the installation process, leaving some moisture trapped under the film. As the moisture gradually dries, the film will become increasingly clear. If the blurriness persists after 7 days, it is advisable to consult the installation shop, as it may be due to installation issues or the quality of the film itself. 2. Causes: (1) Poor clarity of the film itself: Clarity and light transmittance are not entirely equivalent. Some films with high light transmittance may still cause visual distortion. The clarity of car window film depends on the material and manufacturing process, such as V-KOOL's optical PET base material, multiple precious metals, and molecular-level magnetron sputtering technology. (2) Scratches or corrosion during use: Although car window film is applied to the interior of the car, operations like rolling the windows up and down or cleaning the glass can easily scratch or damage the film. Once damaged, the film's clarity will naturally decrease. Therefore, when cleaning the glass, it is recommended to use non-corrosive cleaning solutions and soft, grit-free towels for wiping. Additionally, for car models with narrow gaps in the side windows, avoid applying overly thick security films. Instead, opt for car window films with excellent scratch-resistant coatings.
